Real Madrid's season has been one to forget, with even superstar names like Vinicius Jr. and Jude Bellingham struggling to find their form. Among the underperformers, Eduardo Camavinga has been a notable disappointment, especially after fans expected him to step up following Luka Modric's departure.

The 23-year-old French midfielder has had a tough campaign, battling injuries, inconsistent performances, and costly errors on the pitch. At one point, he even fell behind teenager Thiago Pitarch in the pecking order under coach Alvaro Arbeloa.

Despite rumors that Real Madrid might be open to selling Camavinga this summer, the club has reportedly rejected an inquiry from Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund. According to journalist Ramon Alvarez, Dortmund recently asked about Camavinga's situation, but Los Blancos made it clear: as things stand, he's not for sale.

The German club, which has a strong working relationship with Real Madrid, isn't the only interested party—PSG has also been linked. However, contrary to some reports, Madrid is not considering his exit at the moment.

For his part, Camavinga is determined to stay and prove his worth at the Santiago Bernabeu. He acknowledges his poor campaign but is eager to fight for his place next season. A lot could depend on the next manager—rumored to be Jose Mourinho—and whether he gives the 23-year-old a chance to redeem himself.

For now, Real Madrid's message to Dortmund was clear: Camavinga is going nowhere.