Liverpool could move for Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara next year, according to British football insider Ben Jacobs.
Camara is being linked with a possible switch to Liverpool after establishing himself at Monaco since joining the club two years ago. The 22-year-old Senegal international has made 74 appearances for the French side during that period, scoring six goals and providing 11 assists.
Jacobs is the source of the information connecting the midfielder with Liverpool. His report indicates that Camara may become a transfer option for the club next year, although no further details about the potential move have been given.
There is no information in the report about whether Liverpool have made a formal offer, opened negotiations with Monaco or reached any agreement with the player. The suggestion at this stage is that Camara could join Liverpool in the future rather than that a deal has already been completed.
Camara’s record at Monaco includes 17 direct goal contributions across his 74 matches. Six of those came from goals, while the remaining 11 were assists, underlining his impact from midfield since arriving at the club.
The report does not specify the position Liverpool would expect Camara to fill within their squad, nor does it provide details of a possible transfer fee or contract. It also does not state when any negotiations might begin. The only proposed timing mentioned is next year.
Camara joined Monaco two years ago and has since formed the basis of the reported interest from Liverpool. His performances over those 74 appearances have produced a total of six goals and 11 assists, figures that have placed him on the radar of the Premier League club, according to Jacobs.
For now, the link remains at the reporting stage. Liverpool’s reported interest has been attributed to Jacobs, while Monaco remain Camara’s club. Any move would depend on developments between the player, his current side and the English club.
The midfielder’s possible move to Liverpool would therefore represent the next step in a career that has so far included two years with Monaco. Further information about the transfer, including whether Liverpool decide to pursue the player, has not been provided.