Eduardo Camavinga
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Eduardo Camavinga, né en Angola en 2002, est un milieu de terrain international français. Sa famille a déménagé en France en 2003, où il a grandi à Fougères, en Bretagne, et a fait ses débuts professionnels avec le Stade Rennais. Il a acquis la nationalité française en novembre 2019 et a obtenu son baccalauréat en juillet 2020. Considéré comme un grand talent de Rennes, il a été transféré au Real Madrid à l'été 2021. En 2022, il s'est classé deuxième pour le Trophée Kopa et le Golden Boy, derrière Gavi. Il a été sélectionné pour la première fois en équipe de France en août 2020 et a fait partie de l'équipe vice-championne du monde en 2022.
Rephrased and Translated Text (English)
Eduardo Camavinga, born in Angola in 2002, is a French international midfielder. His family relocated to France in 2003, where he spent his formative years in Fougères, Brittany, and subsequently made his professional breakthrough with Stade Rennais. He obtained French nationality in November 2019 and successfully completed his high school diploma in July 2020. Identified as a significant prospect at Rennes, he made a high-profile move to Real Madrid in the summer of 2021. In 2022, he achieved second place for both the Kopa Trophy and the Golden Boy award, ranking just behind Gavi. Camavinga received his inaugural call-up to the French national team in August 2020 and was an integral part of the squad that finished as World Cup runners-up in 2022.
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