Eduardo Camavinga reveals the best player he faced

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By: Manu Tournoux

Eduardo Camavinga reveals the best player he faced

An important player for Real Madrid, Eduardo Camavinga is having a pretty fantastic start to his career in the Spanish capital. In his first season, in 2021-2022, he won the Champions League. But during the last edition, it was Manchester City who lifted the Cup with big ears, dismissing the Merengues in the process, and in style. Camavinga still remembers it.

Asked about the media’s YouTube channel A.S., the former promise of Stade Rennais answered several questions. He notably revealed the name of the best player he has faced so far. “I think it was Bernardo Silva last year”, he said. It must be said that the Portuguese had a masterful performance during City’s victory against Real Madrid (4-0). Eduardo Camavinga also cited Karim Benzema as the best player he played with.

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Manu Tournoux

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