Paris Saint-Germain could be on the verge of losing another promising talent, as rising star Oumar Camara has attracted interest from several top European clubs.
The 17-year-old winger, highly regarded within PSG’s youth academy, is reportedly being monitored by teams in Germany, Portugal, and the Netherlands ahead of the summer transfer window.
According to reports, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Benfica, and PSV Eindhoven have all expressed a strong interest in securing Camara’s services.
Among them, PSV is said to be particularly keen on bringing the young attacker to the Eredivisie and has already initiated contact with his representatives.
The Dutch club is prepared to make a determined effort to sign the PSG prospect, whose contract is set to expire this summer.
Some observers have drawn comparisons between Camara and former Cameroonian international Samuel Eto’o, citing his competitive spirit and relentless drive to succeed.
The young winger has been a standout performer for PSG’s U19 side, delivering an impressive tally of eight goals and three assists in 21 appearances across all competitions this season.
Despite growing external interest, PSG remains eager to retain Camara and is currently in negotiations to offer him a professional contract.
The Parisian club is working to secure the long-term future of the winger, who turns 18 on May 11, in an attempt to ward off interest from potential suitors.
Camara, who primarily plays as a right winger, is the younger brother of Malian international forward Mamadou Camara, who currently plies his trade at Stade Lavallois.
With his performances gaining attention from top European clubs, he faces a crucial decision about the next step in his career.
Meanwhile, PSG is preparing for their upcoming Ligue 1 fixture against AS Saint-Étienne.
The French champions continue to focus on strengthening their squad while ensuring that their emerging talents do not slip away to foreign leagues.
