According to AS, Real Madrid internally believe Camavinga is facing psychological issues and will do their utmost to help him recover.

It is reported that everyone at Real Madrid is supporting Camavinga. This is undoubtedly a delicate period; he has been the subject of transfer rumors throughout the summer, and while the club remained open to selling him, they have not abandoned him.

Since he made his desire to stay clear, the team has given him its full support. The locker room and coaching staff are helping him regain his form and confidence every day. In the match against Málaga, some whistles could still be heard at the Bernabéu, but internally, everyone remains firmly on his side.

The short-term impact of these whistles, like his performance, remains to be seen. However, internally, there is a consensus: Camavinga's main problem is psychological—a loss, or even a collapse, of confidence.

The poor end to last season, coupled with the red card away to Bayern and missing the World Cup, affected him deeply. What needs to happen next is a rebuild. The problem has never been physical or technical; a player does not forget how to control a ball overnight. It is mental.

Despite the transfer market situation being clear for weeks—the club was willing to sell him—Camavinga has consistently and firmly maintained that he wants to stay, keep fighting, and turn the situation around. His stance is very clear, bringing any potential negotiations to a halt.

Meanwhile, no offer close to Real Madrid's valuation has materialized. They had planned to ask for a minimum of 70 million euros. The current situation suggests there will be no surprises regarding Camavinga in the final days of the transfer window.

Camavinga has been working with Mourinho since July 13, when this "mission" officially began, and their collaboration has been positive. Both are aware that securing a starting position will be difficult, especially with Valverde already indispensable and Tchouaméni and Bernardo Silva set to intensify the competition.

Camavinga is aware of the external doubts surrounding him, his dip in form, and the fact that he has stumbled, but he wants to get back up. And he is certainly not doing it alone. Everyone at Valdebebas is united, and there is now a collective task: to "rescue" Camavinga.

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