Real Madrid Prepares for Quiet Deadline Day as Camavinga and Endrick Stay Put

The phones are on. The lights are on. But at Santiago Bernabeu, no one expects drama.

Real Madrid head into the final hours of the transfer window with a clear stance: no one comes in unless someone important walks out first. As things stand, that exit looks unlikely, and the club is preparing for a still, almost uneventful deadline day.

Inside the offices, staff remain on alert in case a late bid forces a rethink. One big offer could flip the script in minutes. Yet the dominant feeling is that the window will close without a single major twist.

Camavinga at the centre of the standstill

According to Spanish outlet AS, two names sit at the heart of Madrid’s internal conversations: Raul Asencio and Eduardo Camavinga. Different profiles, different situations, but one shared stance — both want to stay.

Asencio has been offered to Real Madrid on a loan deal. The club are studying it, but nothing suggests a move is imminent.

Camavinga is another story entirely.

The French midfielder was never formally put on the market, but his name has hovered around the window as the one piece that could generate a huge fee. Inside the club, his potential sale was always framed as a financial opportunity: a way to cash in, free up liquidity and open space for a major operation down the line.

Even so, Madrid drew a hard line. The message has been consistent for weeks: Camavinga does not leave unless a club arrives with at least 70 million euros. No such offer has landed on the table. No negotiation. No tug-of-war. Just silence.

Without that kind of bid, the scenario is simple. Camavinga stays, and the door to any incoming signing effectively slams shut.

Mendy’s future and slim late twists

There is still a thin crack of possibility elsewhere.

Activity could yet spark if, against expectations, a 70 million euro proposal for Camavinga appears before the deadline. That would force fresh talks with the player and could shift positions that, until now, have been rock solid.

For the moment, that chain of events looks remote.

Ferland Mendy’s name also lingers in the background. Real Madrid have not completely ruled out movement around the left-back, but the club believe there are no concrete offers on the table, a situation hardly helped by his ongoing injury problems. With no bids and no clarity over his fitness, any late deal feels like a long shot.

So the door is technically open in a few specific cases, yet everyone around the club understands the most likely outcome: no departures, no arrivals, and a squad that looks tomorrow exactly as it does today.

Mourinho counts on Endrick

One decision, at least, appears fully settled.

Endrick is set to stay. Jose Mourinho has made it clear to the young forward that he wants him in his plans and intends to count on him this season. That backing from the coach closes off another potential avenue of movement and underlines the club’s belief in the Brazilian’s immediate role.

So Real Madrid wait. The clock ticks, the market buzzes elsewhere, and the Bernabeu watches on, ready for a surprise that may never come.