Reports have indicated that Italian club Napoli has shown interest in signing Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga on loan for the next season. Meanwhile, the Spanish club has started assessing the player's situation and the possibility of his departure in the upcoming period, according to the "Fichajes" website.

Camavinga is 23 years old and has not shown the expected consistency this season with Real Madrid, prompting the club's management to evaluate his future, especially with interest from Napoli, which is reportedly willing to cover 70% of the player's salary if the deal goes through.

Real Madrid believes that the player is not a problem within the team, but he needs more consistency and regular playing time, given the fluctuation in his performance between good matches and less impressive ones, amid intense competition in the midfield.

For its part, Napoli is looking to strengthen its midfield with a player who possesses physical strength, speed, and the ability to press and recover the ball, in addition to being able to play in various roles within the midfield. This makes him a suitable option for the Italian club's project.

According to the same source, Real Madrid is considering the terms of the deal, preferring a loan without a mandatory purchase option, along with the possibility of Napoli bearing a significant portion of the player's salary, which would help alleviate the financial burden while preserving the club's rights to the player's future.

The deal remains contingent on the player's final decision and Napoli's seriousness, while Real Madrid continues to evaluate all options between keeping Camavinga or allowing him to go on a temporary loan to gain more playing time.