“I was born in a refugee camp in Angola after my family fled war,” the teenager explained in an interview with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) – Goal.com

It’s extremely inspiring to find gifted ones who amidst the perils of life, they rise and soar. So is the story of the Real Madrid star Eduardo Camavinga. He boldly admits that Saturday’s Champions League final will be a remarkable moment for him, the latest step on a journey that started in a refugee camp and continues in one of football’s most prestigious fixtures.

Eduardo Camavinga siblings: Meet brother Sebastiao Camavinga, and four other siblings

Eduardo Celmi Camavinga is a French professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for La Liga club Real Madrid and the France national team. His older brother, Sebastiao shares his experiences with his brother and matters about his life in an earlier post at managaingmadrid.com. He talked about a job at a time when he had temporarily moved to Madrid alongside Camavinga’s other siblings to support their brother’s career.

“The first few months we have been living in a hotel. I went out looking for a job because I don’t like standing around, doing nothing. The first few places I interviewed did not seem very appropriate, but a friend, Jordan told me about this hairdresser. I told him that I would like to work there and I had a great understanding with the boss.”

Eduardo Camavingas four siblings have not expressed much to the media. His youngest brother is Celio.

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