Guinea-Albania centre-forward Sekou Camara of ACSM Poli Iasi is being linked with a switch to Romanian Liga 2 rivals CSA Steaua, with local reports framing the move as a low-cost attacking reinforcement.
The 28-year-old, who holds both Guinean and Albanian nationality and was born in Conakry, is currently valued at €125k on Transfermarkt, a fee that would make him an accessible option for Steaua as they look to reshape their forward line. His contract situation at Iasi is unclear, with no formal expiry date registered, prompting suggestions he could yet move on favourable terms or even be allowed to walk as a free agent if talks over his future stall.
Camara, a 1.83m right-footed centre-forward, has been operating as ACSM Poli Iasi’s number 19 and remains primarily used through the middle in an attacking role. Both clubs compete in Liga 2, heightening the intrigue around the potential intra-division transfer and raising the prospect of Iasi losing a key attacking option directly to a promotion rival.
The rumour, dated 16 June 2026, carries an unspecified probability rating (“?”), underlining that negotiations are at an early stage and that no agreement over fee or contract has yet been reported. There is no confirmation of personal terms, medicals or a set timeline, and CSA Steaua are yet to firm up interest publicly.
Recent match data shows Camara featuring for ACSM Politehnica Iasi in Liga 2 this season, but detailed figures on goals and assists in specific fixtures – including opponent, exact date and scoreline – have not been disclosed in the available data.
With his market value modest and his contractual status unresolved, a move to CSA Steaua would mark the next step in Camara’s Romanian journey and could offer the dual-national striker a platform to elevate his profile and reshape the trajectory of his career if the transfer materialises.
