Real Madrid Midfielder Named 'Worst DJ' in the French National Team

• Randal Kolo Muani and Jules Kounde were recently interviewed by Telefoot1 for France
• Eintracht Frannkfurt's Kolo Muani made claims about Real Madrid’s Eduardo Camavinga
• Camavinga recently extended his contract at the Spanish capital in a mega-money deal

Randal Kolo Muani has named Real Madrid midfielder, Eduardo Camavinga, as the 'worst DJ' in the French national team.

The Eintracht Frankfurt forward explained Camavinga’s choice of music had switched to a more Brazilian taste after the midfielder started hanging out with Rodrygo in the Los Blancos dressing room.

Camavinga and Rodrygo are teammates at the Spanish capital, with the Brazilian star seemingly influencing his French teammate both on and off the pitch.

Kolo Muani said of his national teammate, as quoted by MadridXtra on Twitter:

"Worst DJ in the French [national team]? Camavinga. He puts on Brazilian songs ever since he started hanging out with Rodrygo."

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Camavinga has been a key player for Real Madrid since his 2021 switch. He has so far made 99 appearances for the Spanish club, including 59 this past season.

Rodrygo, meanwhile, has been a key player in the attack for Los Blancos.

He has so far scored 37 goals and has provided 32 assists in 165 matches, including 19 goals and 11 assists in 57 matches over the recently-concluded season.

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Meanwhile, Barcelona defender, Kounde, named Camavinga as the 'most technical' player in the French national team currently, during the same interview with Telefoot1.

The 20-year-old midfielder joined Real Madrid in the summer of 2021 and was a revelation. The former Rennes prodigy has proven to be an excellent acquisition for the La Liga giants.

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Sports Brief also reported on Camavinga extending his Real Madrid contract, which ties him to the Spanish club until 2028 and sees his release clause rise to €1 billion.

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The Frenchman has become an important player in recent seasons, and with the club keen to secure his future, the improved terms are a reward for the progress he made.

Real Madrid's hierarchy is pleased with Camavinga's performances and his attitude, particularly since he was asked to play in different positions by coach, Carlo Ancelotti.