Transfermarkt currently values the 19-year-old at around €3m, a modest figure that belies the impression he has made during Mexico's unbeaten run through the group phase, with a goal in each of his side's three fixtures so far playing a significant part in growing interest from England.
TUDN journalist Zaritsi Sosa reported that representatives of both Premier League clubs travelled to the Estadio Cuauhtémoc specifically to watch him during a 4-0 win over Guatemala, with Mexico coach Álex Diego's side now closing in on qualification for both next year's U20 World Cup in Azerbaijan and a possible route to the 2028 Olympics.
His tally across the tournament so far includes a goal against Antigua and Barbuda, a penalty conversion versus Costa Rica and another strike in the win over Guatemala — the very match that drew the watching scouts.
A Chivas academy product who has previously spent time out on loan with the club's reserve side, Tapatío, Camberos operates predominantly as a winger, though his ability to beat defenders in one-on-one situations means he can be deployed across various attacking positions.
European interest is nothing new for the teenager. Club Brugge tried and failed to agree a fee with Chivas for his signature roughly a year ago, with the Belgian side's approach ultimately breaking down over financial terms.
That earlier pursuit, combined with his continued progress through Chivas' first-team picture and now this fresh round of Premier League scouting, suggests his path towards a move to Europe may simply be a matter of when rather than if.
Neither Arsenal nor Tottenham have made a formal approach at this stage, and any move would likely see Camberos initially join an academy or Under-21 setup rather than step straight into first-team contention. For now, his focus remains on Mexico's push through the knockout stages, with a quarter-final opponent to be confirmed once the group phase concludes.