France’s Camavinga attends Harvard after World Cup omission Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Eduardo Camavinga has scored two goals and provided one assist for France since Deschamps handed him his first capByFlora SnelsonBBC Sport journalistPublished44 minutes agoEduardo Camavinga has been taking part in a different kind of training after being left out of France’s World Cup squad.The Real Madrid midfielder has taken a short course in the business of entertainment, media and sports at Harvard Business School.
Camavinga, 23, made a 49-minute substitute appearance in the 2022 World Cup final, which France lost on penalties to Argentina.
But while his team-mates prepare at their Massachusets base, Camavinga has been studying five miles away at Harvard.
Camavinga posted pictures of his time at the prestigious American institution alongside a picture of his certificate. The post was commented on by other footballers including Real team-mate Vinicius Junior.
“A few days of learning, listening and growing,” Camavinga wrote.
“Grateful for the experience at Harvard Business School.”
