Camavinga breaks silence with ambitious pledge after 100th Real Madrid win

Eduardo Camavinga has publicly addressed his future at Real Madrid for the first time since speculation over a potential departure, delivering a defiant message of ambition. Speaking after the team’s latest fixture, the midfielder declared that the club’s objective for the upcoming campaign is to reclaim every possible trophy without exception.

The Frenchman’s remarks came in an interview with the club’s official channel, Real Madrid TV, moments after he reached a significant personal milestone — his 100th victory wearing the white shirt. The achievement underscores a highly successful stint at the Santiago Bernabéu despite his relatively young age.

“We have achieved a lot of wins, and we have to keep going down that path,” Camavinga said, his pride evident. “I am very proud to be here, to give everything for the club. I do everything I can on the pitch, and I am very happy to have reached 100 wins today. I hope the next one makes it 101 in the next match.”

Road to redemption starts in Bilbao

Camavinga made clear that the journey back to dominance begins with the final match of the current season against Athletic Bilbao, before the team launches a full-scale assault on silverware next year. “I believe the club’s goals are to win everything,” he stated with confidence. “We have to get back to winning everything: the Copa del Rey, La Liga, the Champions League… all the titles.”

The midfielder also outlined his philosophy of building success through consecutive victories. “It starts with one win, then a second, then a third… and we have to keep going like that — win, win, win — to bring titles to the club. More victories and more trophies,” he explained.