Ousmane Camara has been linked with a surprise switch from FC Astana to Kazakh Premier Liga rivals Ordabasy, with the winger’s future in Nur-Sultan increasingly under scrutiny.
Data from Transfermarkt flags the move only as a rumour at this stage, with the probability of a transfer listed as “?”, indicating that talks, if any, are at an early or unconfirmed stage. Camara, 27, currently holds a market value of €1.00m, a figure that would make him an attainable target within the Kazakh top flight and could shape the fee or salary package required to prise him away from Astana.
The Guinea international, primarily a left winger but right-footed, has seen his value rise steadily during his spell with Astana, moving from €500,000 in June 2024 to the current €1.00m by November 2025. With no publicly listed contract expiry date at Astana, it is unclear whether Ordabasy are monitoring him for a paid transfer or positioning themselves in case he becomes a free agent.
Camara joined Astana after productive spells in Georgia with Dila Gori and Dinamo Tbilisi, where his market value climbed from €175,000 in early 2021 to €550,000 by mid-2022. Before that, he featured for AFC Eskilstuna in Sweden and Vålerenga in Norway, gaining experience across several European leagues and gradually establishing himself as a reliable wide attacker.
Born in Conakry on 28 December 1998 and standing at 1.67m, Camara has built a reputation for direct wing play and versatility across the frontline. His recent performances for Astana in the Premier Liga have underpinned his valuation and attracted attention from domestic rivals.
Should a move to Ordabasy materialise, it would mark the latest step in a career defined by steady progression across Europe and could provide a new platform in Kazakhstan for Camara to enhance his standing and test himself in a different tactical environment within the same league.
