Real Madrid have made it clear they are not planning to sell midfielders Eduardo Camavinga or Dani Ceballos this summer, despite ongoing speculation about their futures.
No Departures Planned: Real Madrid Keep Hold of Camavinga & Ceballos
With the squad already at its 25-player limit after four new signings, the club is focusing on offloading other players to make room for potential additions, particularly in midfield.
While Fran Garcia and Rodrygo Goes have been linked with exits, Real Madrid’s priority is to balance the squad by potentially moving a defensive midfielder.
However, key players like Aurelien Tchouameni and Federico Valverde are considered untouchable, and the club has now extended that stance to Camavinga and Ceballos.
According to reports from Cadena SER, neither midfielder is on the transfer list, and manager Xabi Alonso views them as part of his plans for the upcoming season.
Ceballos, who has been heavily linked with a return to former club Real Betis, remains in limbo. Betis president Angel Haro has admitted interest but emphasized that any deal must fit the club’s financial structure.
“Betis will not pay a big transfer fee for Dani because it doesn’t make sense,” Haro stated, complicating a potential move.
Meanwhile, Camavinga, despite inconsistent form and injury setbacks, is seen as a long-term asset, with Real Madrid rejecting a €35 million offer from Inter Milan and valuing him at €70 million 27.
With the transfer window still open, Real Madrid’s stance could evolve if a major offer arrives. However, for now, both Camavinga and Ceballos are set to stay at the Bernabeu as Alonso prepares for the new campaign.
