A New Family Talent: Real Madrid Pursues Camavinga’s Younger Brother
Real Madrid seeks to sign Camavinga’s brother and prepares to face Al Hilal in the Club World Cup.
Spanish Reports: Real Madrid Monitoring Eduardo Camavinga’s Younger Brother
Spanish media reports have revealed that Real Madrid has already started monitoring the younger brother of their French star Eduardo Camavinga, with an eye on potentially signing him in the near future.
According to renowned Spanish journalist “Rodra,” the club’s management views Camavinga’s younger brother as a promising talent who deserves a chance to join the squad or at least be developed within the club’s system.
Real Madrid Prepares for Clash Against Al Hilal
In a separate context, Real Madrid is gearing up for a highly anticipated match against Saudi club Al Hilal tomorrow, Wednesday, June 18, in the opening round of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup group stage.
The match will kick off at 10:00 PM Cairo and Mecca time, 11:00 PM Abu Dhabi time, and 8:00 PM in North African countries.
Balanced Group in Club World Cup
Real Madrid tops Group D in the tournament, which also features Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal, Mexico’s Pachuca, and Austria’s Red Bull Salzburg.
In the same round, Pachuca will face Salzburg in a tough clash, with both sides aiming to secure their first three points on the road to the knockout stage.
Karim Fouad has emerged as the leading candidate to start on Al Ahly’s left side against ZED after Karim El Debes’ injury, while Tawfik Mohamed is fit and awaiting Hussein Amouta’s decision.
Farag Amer sparked debate over the future of Al Ahly stars abroad, suggesting that the recent wave of transfer speculation has ended after the club moved to renew several key contracts.
Al Ahly celebrated Imam Ashour’s contract renewal and his continuation with the club in a special ceremony at El Tetsh Stadium, drawing strong reaction from the Red Castle supporters.
Mohamed Tarek Ada revealed details of Imam Ashour’s new Al Ahly contract, including his salary, bonuses, advertising share, and the influence of Ramadan Sobhi’s previous experience on the negotiations.
