Antalyaspor have shown strong interest in Cameroonian defender Guy Kilama, who currently plays for Hatayspor in Turkey.
The centre-back could leave his club during the winter transfer window.
Kilama has become a key figure for Hatayspor despite the club’s relegation to Turkey’s second division.
His consistent performances have drawn attention from several Turkish sides looking to strengthen their defence.
According to reports, Antalyaspor lead the race to sign the 25-year-old.
The club’s management recently met with Kilama’s representatives to discuss a possible move, showing clear intent to secure his services.
The Cameroonian defender remains open to a transfer that would allow him to continue competing at a higher level.
Hatayspor’s current struggles and financial constraints make it difficult for them to retain him beyond this season.
Kilama, who trained at the Boissons Football School in Cameroon, built his reputation at French side Chamois Niortais before moving to Turkey.
His experience and defensive awareness make him a valuable asset in the transfer market.
Transfermarkt currently values him at €1.2 million. Earlier this year, he also attracted interest from Gaziantep FK, highlighting his rising profile in Turkish football.
Hatayspor could benefit financially from his sale this winter instead of losing him for free when his contract expires next summer.
Negotiations between the two clubs continue, and both sides remain optimistic about reaching an agreement soon.
Kilama’s potential move could mark an important step in his career, offering him a chance to return to top-flight football while giving Antalyaspor much-needed stability in defence.
