Eyüpspor are being linked with a move for Radomiak defensive midfielder Ibrahima Camará as the Turkish Süper Lig side assess a potential low-cost deal.
The 27-year-old Guinea international, currently on the books of Polish Ekstraklasa club Radomiak, has been listed with a market value of €400,000, according to data compiled on 22 May 2026. Transfermarkt’s rumour log notes interest from Eyüpspor but gives no clear probability for the transfer, marking the likelihood of the move with a “?” and leaving the situation open.
Camará, born in Conakry on 25 January 1999, operates primarily as a defensive midfielder and is right-footed. Standing at 1.90m, he has been used as a physical screen in front of the back line for Radomiak, wearing the number 2 shirt. His current contract details are not listed, with no expiry date recorded, fuelling suggestions he could become a free agent or be available at a relatively modest fee if talks progress.
The Guinean has been competing in Poland’s top flight, the Ekstraklasa, where Radomiak Radom have relied on his presence at the base of midfield. Recent data places his national-team designation with Radomiak Radom rather than a recognised senior international side, underlining that he is still looking for a first major breakthrough on the wider European stage.
Camará’s transfer value of €400k positions him as a potentially shrewd squad addition for Eyüpspor, who are building towards life in the Süper Lig and monitoring the market for cost-effective options. While the database entry does not specify his latest individual match statistics or detailed performance figures, his profile suggests a physically imposing, defensive-minded option for any side seeking greater stability in midfield.
With the probability of a deal yet to be clarified and his contractual situation opaque, the coming weeks could determine whether Camará remains in Poland, moves to Türkiye or tests the market as a free agent — a decision that may prove pivotal in shaping the next phase of his career.
