Fabrizio Romano reports that Carvajal has been made available to a number of Italian clubs, although there has been no response that has led to negotiations so far.
AC Milan are understood to have shown the greatest interest in the Spain international, but there is currently no agreement or active negotiation over a move.
Carvajal has spent the majority of his career at Real Madrid and remains one of the club’s most experienced defenders. His situation could therefore become one to watch if interest from Italy develops into a concrete proposal.
For now, however, the reported approaches remain at an exploratory stage. There is no indication that Carvajal is close to joining a Serie A club, despite Milan being the team most strongly linked with him.
Any potential move would represent a significant change for the 34-year-old, who returned to Real Madrid in 2013 after a season at Bayer Leverkusen and established himself as the club’s long-term right-back.
The defender has also been a key figure for Spain, adding international experience to the profile that has attracted interest from Italy.
Carvajal’s experience and leadership could appeal to clubs looking for an established option at right-back, particularly if they believe his availability creates an opportunity in the market. However, interest alone is not enough to produce a deal, and the situation leaves the defender’s immediate future unchanged.
For Milan, the reported interest would give them another experienced defensive option to consider, but there is no indication that they have moved beyond an initial assessment. Any decision will ultimately depend on the clubs involved.
His contract situation and future at Real Madrid will therefore be worth watching if the Italian interest develops, but there is nothing to suggest that a departure is imminent.
At this stage, the situation is one of availability rather than an imminent transfer. Milan may be the club most interested, but negotiations have yet to begin and Carvajal remains a Real Madrid player.