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Arsenal want to offer Eduardo Camavinga this winter

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After Mykhaylo Mudryk was “stolen” by Chelsea, when the Ukrainian had agreed to join the Gunners, Arsenal want to hit hard this winter on the transfer market. This Friday, the North London club completed the arrival of Belgian winger Leandro Trossard (28) for around €30 million, including bonuses, which was notably on the shelves of OM or even Tottenham, in from Brighton.

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But the current Premier League leader is not done. Eager to strengthen their midfield for the rest of the season in order to plan for a possible injury to Thomas Partey or Granit Xhaka, the Gunners are trying a stroke of madness. Indeed, according to the latest news from theEvening StandardArsenal are currently preparing an offer to try to get Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga (20) on loan.

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Arrived on August 31, 2021 at the Merengues, the ex-Rennais is under contract until 2027 with the club of the Spanish capital, but is not yet a holder in the eleven of Carlo Ancelotti because Luka Modric and Toni Kroos perform still. According to the British outlet, Real Madrid are unsure if they want to loan Eduardo Camavinga out for the rest of the season, although the France international would like more playing time.

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“It’s true that I replaced him many times at half-time and, in terms of changes, I was not always fair with him. He is good, I have a lot of confidence in him, he will still bring a lot to the team., explained Carlo Ancelotti about his young midfielder. His situation could therefore convince the Merengues to loan their player to the Gunners, who are also watching Declan Rice very closely, but West Ham are asking for nearly a hundred million euros. Arsenal’s winter is likely to be eventful, not to mention the imminent arrival of Jakub Kiwior.

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