Real Madrid are weighing a potential summer move for Bruno Fernandes, 31, according to TEAMtalk. The Spanish champions have admired the Portuguese playmaker for years but never formalized an offer. With his market value estimated at £40 million (€46m / $53m), Fernandes could emerge as a target if Los Blancos find other midfield options overpriced or unavailable. Transfer insider Dean Jones claims Madrid view him as a strong fit for Xabi Alonso's creative system, though no talks have yet been held.
Arsenal are reportedly revisiting their interest in 24-year-old Rodrygo Goes as a long-term replacement for Leandro Trossard, according to TBR Football. Journalist Graeme Bailey revealed that discussions around Rodrygo have resurfaced at the Emirates, especially given the winger’s limited minutes under Xabi Alonso—just one LaLiga start so far this season. Despite Arsenal’s admiration, a January transfer is considered unrealistic. Rodrygo, valued at €90 million, told AS that he remains fully committed to Real Madrid unless instructed otherwise by the club.
Chelsea are stepping up interest in Mike Maignan, 30, as contract talks between the French goalkeeper and AC Milan have stalled, reports Ekrem Konur. The Premier League side faces competition from Bayern Munich and Juventus, both keen to capitalize on the situation. Maignan, valued around 25 million, could leave San Siro as a free agent next summer if renewal discussions remain unresolved. Despite Milan’s desire to extend his deal, negotiations have reportedly hit a standstill.
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Real Madrid have turned down a €50 million offer from Chelsea for Eduardo Camavinga, 22, according to Madrid-Barcelona.com. The Spanish club remain confident the French midfielder will regain peak form under manager Xabi Alonso, rejecting all proposals for the versatile star. CaughtOffside adds that Chelsea’s interest continues, but Madrid value Camavinga at closer to €80 million and see him as central to their long-term project.
Liverpool have joined the growing list of admirers for Eduardo Camavinga and are considering a move ahead of the 2026 window, according to TBR Football. Journalist Graeme Bailey reports that the midfielder’s name has been discussed internally at Anfield, with the club viewing him as a potential successor in their evolving midfield setup. Although no formal contact has been made, Liverpool’s scouts are expected to continue tracking Camavinga’s progress at Real Madrid.
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