From France: Liverpool are on alert as a two-time Champions League winner has been made available, with Arsenal also offered the chance to sign him.

L’Équipe reports that Liverpool FC are among the clubs monitoring the situation of Eduardo Camavinga, as Real Madrid appear open to letting him leave this summer.

Despite winning two UEFA Champions League titles in Madrid, Camavinga’s future at the Bernabéu looks uncertain after a dip in form this season, suggesting a potential parting could suit both sides. The French international has also been offered to Arsenal FC, and is expected to prioritise playing in Europe’s top competition when deciding his next move.

At just 23, Camavinga remains highly rated and is likely to attract strong interest. Since joining from Rennes, he has often been used as a versatile option—featuring in midfield and occasionally at left-back—which could appeal to both Liverpool and Arsenal.

However, a move to either club may not guarantee him a regular starting role. At Liverpool, he may struggle to clearly outperform Ryan Gravenberch in a deeper role, while at

Arsenal, breaking into a midfield that includes Declan Rice and Martin Zubimendi would also be challenging.

While Camavinga could be a valuable squad option for top clubs, he might need to consider a slightly less competitive environment if he wants guaranteed minutes and a more central role next season.