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Eduardo Camavinga attends Harvard after World Cup omission

Kiran ThakareByKiran Thakare, Staff Writer
Published: 13:30, 7 Jun 2026
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The 23-year-old attended a short business course at Harvard Business School, focusing on entertainment, media, and sports

Eduardo Camavinga, a renowned footballer from France, has been making headlines not for his on-field exploits but for his academic pursuits. After being left out of France's World Cup squad, the Real Madrid midfielder has taken a different route and enrolled in a short course at Harvard Business School.

Camavinga's decision to attend Harvard comes after he was omitted from France World Cup team. Instead of dwelling on this setback, he chose to focus on personal growth and development by enrolling in an esteemed institution known for its rigorous academic programs.

Eduardo Camavinga, Real Madrid player, said:

"A few days of learning, listening and growing. Grateful for the experience at Harvard Business School."

The 23-year-old footballer took part in a short course focusing on the business aspects of entertainment, media, and sports at Harvard Business School. This move signifies Camavinga’s interest in expanding his horizons beyond just playing football and delving into the business side of things.

Glimpse into his academic journey

While his teammates were preparing at their Massachusetts base for their upcoming matches, Camavinga was studying five miles away at one of America's most prestigious universities - Harvard. He shared glimpses of his time there through pictures posted online alongside an image showcasing his certificate from the program. The post garnered attention from fellow footballers including Real Madrid teammate Vinicius Junior who commented on it.

Despite this recent shift towards academics, it is important not to overlook Camavinga’s impressive career as a professional football player. Since being given his debut by Didier Deschamps in 2020, he has made 29 appearances for France. His most recent game saw him coming off the bench during a friendly match against Colombia which ended with France winning 2-0. Camavinga also had some involvement in the 2022 World Cup final where he made a substitute appearance lasting 49 minutes. Unfortunately, France lost the match on penalties to Argentina.

Eduardo Camavinga's journey from the football field to Harvard Business School is a testament to his versatility and ambition. It serves as an inspiration for sports fans and sports betting fans alike, showing that there is always room for personal growth and development beyond one's chosen profession. His story also highlights the importance of education in providing opportunities outside of one’s primary career path.

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