AS Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara has been linked with a move away from the French outfit during the summer transfer window.
According to a report from MediaFoot, the player will cost around €40-50 million, and the Senegal International is a target for Aston Villa, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur.
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Lamine Camara fancies a Premier League move
The report further claims that the prospect of playing in the Premier League is an attractive option for the 22-year-old midfielder, especially if he can play under a renowned manager like Unai Emery. The development will become a major boost for the West Midlands club, and it remains to be seen whether they can sign Camara.
They could use more physicality and defensive cover in the middle of the park, and the Senegal international would be the ideal investment. He is a young player with great potential and could develop into a club player.
They have secured Champions League qualification for the upcoming campaign, but they need a better team to cope with the Premier League and European football.
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Camara would improve Villa
Camara will protect the defensive unit at the West Midlands club, allowing the creative players to operate with more freedom. Even though the asking price is quite high, the player is a young prospect, and he could justify the investment in future.
Meanwhile, Tottenham will be hoping to sign Camara as well. They need a quality defensive midfielder. The opportunity to play under Roberto De Zerbi will be an attractive option for the midfielder as well. It remains to be seen which of the two clubs can pay the asking price for him.
If the opportunity arises there’s no competition he would choose Aston Villa every time 4th in the PL Europa league cup winners and Champions league next season he rates Unai Emery highly why would he go elsewhere.
Depends on how ambitious he is if he wants to play Champions league football there’s only one winner
Playing for De Zerbi is attractive? Class counts. IUWT. 💜💙
I’m biased, but still I cannot believe that any ambitious footballer who’s good very good would choose Spurs who will be looking for a top six finish over Villa who if nothing else will definitely be playing in the Champions League. I mean, I’m hoping consolidating top four and pushing on yes even better. I think the days are gone where footballers chose London clubs because of the nightlife it’s far too professional and so much expected of them fitness wise..