Transfer: Real Madrid extend Camavinga’s contract until 2029

Real Madrid have agreed a new deal with Eduardo Camavinga to keep the France midfielder at the club until 2029.

The 20-year-old, who joined the La Liga giants from Rennes at the age of 18 in August 2021, is reported to have agreed a release clause of one billion euros.

Camavinga has made 114 appearances for Real, starting eight of the club’s 12 league games so far this season.

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He won six trophies in his is first two seasons in Spain, including the Champions League in 2021-22.

Team-mates Rodrygo and Vinicius Junior have also recently committed to new long-term contracts at Real Madrid.

Camavinga became the youngest senior France international for 106 years in September 2020, making his debut in a Uefa Nations League victory over Croatia aged 17 years and nine months, having become the youngest Rennes debutant aged 16 years and four months in April 2019.

He signed a six-year deal at the Bernabeu following his £27m move from Ligue 1, initially tying him to the club until 2027.

Camavinga, who has won 12 caps for his country, made a substitute appearance in France’s World Cup final defeat by Argentina in December.