Man Utd's response as Real Madrid is ready to let Camavinga go, but with one condition.
The "Los Blancos" of Real Madrid, the Spanish La Liga giants, are prepared to consider selling French international midfielder Aurélien Camavinga to "the Red Devils" Manchester United this summer, but only if they receive an offer of no less than £100 million.
Manchester United has already strengthened their midfield by signing André Santos and Youri Tielemans, but they still need a defensive midfielder, and Camavinga remains a key target. Although there have been earlier reports that Camavinga would renew his contract with Real Madrid, no official announcement has been made, keeping hopes alive for the Red Devils.
In this context, recent reports indicate that Real Madrid is open to letting Camavinga leave and is willing to sell him to Manchester United. Although Real Madrid's manager José Mourinho wants to keep the 26-year-old for next season, the club is prepared to sell him if the price is right.
The crucial question remains: what price will Real Madrid consider reasonable to demand from Manchester United for Camavinga?
Elliot Anderson and Morgan Rogers were recently sold for £116 million and £117 million to Manchester City and Chelsea respectively, while Sandro Tonali joined Tottenham Hotspur for £100 million.
Real Madrid believes they can take advantage of the inflated prices this summer. They initially bought Camavinga for £68 million plus £17 million in bonuses and may now demand £100 million or more to sell him to Manchester United.
Manchester United has already spent £85 million on Santos and Tielemans and may have to break their club record fee to sign Camavinga.
Paul Pogba remains Manchester United's most expensive signing, acquired from Juventus for a record £89 million in 2016.