A Real Madrid first team star has expressed his desire to retire at the club. Eduardo Camavinga, who joined Real Madrid from Rennes in 2021, has made a significant impact since his arrival. Winning a La Liga and Champions League double in his first season, Camavinga's commitment to the club was further solidified when his contract was extended until mid-2029 by president Florentino Perez.
In a recent interview with Telefoot, the 21-year-old midfielder revealed his aspiration to remain at Real Madrid for the entirety of his career, even jokingly mentioning that he would play as a goalkeeper if needed. Camavinga emphasized the importance of maintaining physical fitness to achieve longevity in football, citing Cristiano Ronaldo as an example.
