Ancelotti: Camavinga is improving tactically but technically he has nothing to learn and his engine is like a Ferrari

Eduardo Camavinga has become an unexpected leader for Real Madrid in recent games. The young Frenchman has been the best player for Los Blancos in recent games and he plays in a different position. Carlo Ancelotti thus logically has words of high praise for him.

In fact, his arrival was a bit out of necessity. Real Madrid had been chasing Kylian Mbappé all through the summer of 2021, only PSG didn’t even listen to the €200 million offer.

So, on the last day of transfers, Real took at least 18-year-old talent Eduardo Camavinga, for whom they sent €35 million to Rennes. And today, all Los Blancos fans agree that this is a ridiculous price that should have been at least double.

The phrase “generational talent” is overused today, but if it applies to anyone, it’s Eduardo Camavinga. The young midfielder has quickly settled in at the Royal Club and is putting in fantastic performances.

In the spring, with Ferland Mendy injured and David Alaba’s woes, he slotted in unconventionally at left-back, but has coped with his new role superbly.

In recent games he has even been one of Real Madrid’s best players, technically and physically he is brilliant.

“As with all young players, Camavinga’s proges are evident. He uses his time at left-back to improve his limits. He is very young and needs to gain experience and knowledge tactically. Technically, he has nothing to learn and physically he is like a Ferrari engine,” summed up coach Carlo Ancelotti at the press conference.

The two often joke that Camaving is not entirely comfortable at left-back, but he is not complaining. It’s his way into Real’s starting lineup, where the midfield is packed with competition. In addition to club legends Kroos and Modric, Ancelotti has Valverde and Tchouameni at his disposal, as well as Ceballos.

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