Senegalese international Mamadou Lamine Camara is on the brink of a significant leap in his professional career as he prepares for a lucrative move away from Moroccan football.
Camara, who recently won the CAF Confederation Cup with RS Berkane is expected to part ways with the club, with a transfer to the Libyan top flight Ittihad Tripoli set to be completed.
He is joining Ittihad Tripoli in a high-profile transfer valued at $2.5 million, underlining the Libyan giants’ ambition to strengthen their squad with proven African talent.
The agreement also includes an impressive annual salary of $1.2 million, reflecting the club’s confidence in the Senegalese star’s ability to make an immediate impact.
Ittihad Tripoli reportedly identified Camara as a priority target after closely monitoring his performances in Morocco. His blend of experience, tactical intelligence, and consistent displays at the highest level were decisive factors in convincing the club’s hierarchy to move swiftly for his signature.
At RS Berkane, Camara established himself as a key figure in midfield, earning praise for his composure, work rate, and leadership qualities. His rise was further cemented by his role in Senegal’s continental success in 2025, a triumph that elevated his status and attracted interest from several clubs across Africa and beyond.
Should the transfer be completed as expected, Camara will be tasked with playing a central role in Ittihad Tripoli’s push for domestic dominance and continental recognition in the Libyan Premier League. His arrival would mark one of the most notable signings in the league this season and signal the club’s intent to compete at the very top.
For the Senegalese midfielder, the move represents both a financial reward and a new sporting challenge—one that could further enhance his reputation as one of Africa’s most reliable midfield operators.
