Teenage sensation Eduardo Camavinga has admitted that he is flattered by talk linking him to Real Madrid and Bayern Munich - but has said he has not yet decided on his future. 

The Rennes midfielder, who featured in the Champions League this season, has played 37 times for Christophe Galtier's men so far this term, with the Brittany outfit sitting just one point behind fifth-placed Marseille. 

The 18-year-old is one of the hottest prospects in Europe and has attracted interested from Real, Bayern and Manchester United with his contract up at Roazhon Park next year, but speaking to Telefoot in quotes reported by Diario AS, Camavinga is trying to keep his feet on the ground.

Eduardo Camavinga has been a mainstay in the Rennes midfield for the second straight season

'It makes you feel flattered and it is nice that teams like Real Madrid or Bayern are interested in your situation, I'm not going to lie, but I have not yet decided with my family what I will do,' he said.

Bayern have looked at Camavinga with a view to bringing him in as back-up for Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka, although it's uncertain whether Julian Nagelsmann's arrival from RB Leipzig this summer will change that plan at all.

However, the Bundesliga champions do feel the France international is a more realistic target than 24-year-old Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Florian Neuhaus, who was deemed too expensive at £39million.

Man United and Real were also put on red alert last month, with reports emerging that Camavinga would not sign a new contract at Rennes.

The player's agent Jonathan Barnett, who represents a number of stars including Gareth Bale and Jack Grealish, feels a £44m bid may be enough to sign his client.

Camavinga also revealed that he would be happy to play for the France Under-21s at the European Championships instead of the senior side.

He appeared in all three group games in March for the age-group team and is in contention to be called up for the knockout stage, which runs from May 31 to June 6.

He has also appeared three times for Didier Deschamps' men, scoring on his debut against Ukraine in October last year aged just 17 to become the youngest goalscorer for the senior national team in 106 years. 

However, France's first game at the senior tournament is on June 15 against Germany, so the turnaround would be too tight for Camavinga to appear in both squads. 

Speaking about the situation, he said: 'I would like to play with the France senior team, but if I am called up by the Under-21s, it would be a pleasure and a pride for me.

'Everything is going very fast for me. Everything that is happening to me is a dream come true.'