Guinean international and Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Mohamed Camara is reportedly on the radar of South African giants Kaizer Chiefs.
Despite already having four goalkeepers in their squad, Brandon Peterson, Bruce Bvuma, Fiacre Ntwari, and Karabo Molefe, Amakhosi are said to be in the market for another shot-stopper.
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According to Africa Foot, Camara, who currently plays for Ghanaian side Kotoko, has emerged as the Soweto giants’ top target. The 25-year-old is also said to have drawn interest from several other African clubs.
Reports from Africa Foot suggest that Chiefs and Kotoko are in ongoing discussions in an attempt to reach an agreement over a potential transfer of the player.
Camara is currently under contract with the Ghanaian Premier League giants until June 2026. Kotoko, one of Ghana’s most successful clubs, boasts two CAF Champions League titles.
Africa Foot also reports that Camara has confirmed Amakhosi's interest, stating that he directed the club to engage with Kotoko management regarding any potential move.
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Camara made headlines during the 2025 Toyota Cup, where he delivered a standout performance by saving three penalties to help Kotoko defeat the Glamour Boys 3-2.
It remains to be seen whether the highly-rated goalie will make the switch to the Betway Premiership giants this season.
An attempt to reach out to Kaizer Chiefs was made prior to publishing but no comment was made at the time of publishing this article.
