Tonight is set to be one of the biggest nights for football in Madrid in a long time. With Atlético Madrid set to host city neighbours Real Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League round

Camavinga featured in Madrid’s Champions League last 16 first-leg bout against capital rivals Atletico Madrid but was taken off just after the hour mark. Before that, he had fallen behind Dani Ceballos in the pecking order, though the Spaniard’s injury paves the way for him to reclaim his spot in the squad.

As Manchester City’s rebuild continues in the summer they do appear set to further add to Pep Guardiola’s squad. Based on who they signed during the January transfer window it is a fair conclusion to draw that Manchester City will target younger players.

Real Madrid will travel to the Wanda Metropolitano to take on Atlético Madrid in a bid to qualify for the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals.This fixture will be as tough as it gets, and the

Eduardo Camavinga has failed to become an indispensable figure under Carlo Ancelotti, and Manchester City want to take advantage this summer.