Mourinho's Plan for Camavinga Becomes Clear

Eduardo Camavinga's future at Real Madrid has started to be debated again after he struggled to earn a place in the team. The 23-year-old French midfielder has reportedly played in 10 matches this season and spent a total of 365 minutes on the pitch. Often named among the substitutes, he started in the starting XI once in the Champions League and twice in La Liga.

Although claims that he could leave the club in January have surfaced, reports say head coach Jose Mourinho is not warm to the idea. According to Bernabeu Digital, the Portuguese coach plans to give Camavinga an important role in the second half of the season. Given the busy fixture list and the tough matches ahead, he reportedly does not want to lose a midfield option.

The player is also said to be determined to stay in Madrid and continues to work hard despite limited minutes. According to the report, Mourinho has not given up on Camavinga, and the lack of playing time only reflects the current situation.

While a departure is not expected in January, failing to get a place in the team for the rest of the season could lead to a reassessment of the player's future in the summer transfer window. Camavinga's position, his performance in the second half and the minutes he receives will likely largely determine this process.