Wolverhampton Wanderers are reportedly keen on Derby County’s Abdoul Camara – but so are
According to French media outlet Foot Mercato, Wolverhampton Wanderers are interested in signing Derby County attacker Abdoul Razzagui Camara this month.
Wolves are expected to be busy in the transfer market this month, as new manager Paul Lambert will be looking to shape the squad having replaced Walter Zenga in November.
Abdoul Camara celebrates a goal for Angers with Romain Thomas
The Scot will be looking to get some players out of the club, with the Birmingham Mail reporting last month that six players could be allowed to leave Molineux.
Now, the attention has turned to bringing players into the club, with Foot Mercato reporting that Wolves have an interest in signing Derby County attacker Abdoul Razzagui Camara.
Molineux general view
Camara, 26, joined Derby in January of last year after hitting eight goals in 47 games for French side Angers, where he played alongside current Wolves star Romain Saiss.
The Guinean attacker – who can play up front or out wide – has remarkably failed to start a league game for Derby, making five substitute appearances last season and seven substitute appearances this term.
Camara has featured prominently as a substitute in recent weeks, but with manager Steve McClaren having a number of options out wide and up top, Camara could be leaving Pride Park.
It’s claimed that Wolves are interested in signing him, along with Championship rivals Cardiff, Fulham and Queens Park Rangers, whilst French sides Lyon, Lille, Montpellier and Toulouse are also keen.
Wolves face real competition to sign Camara, and Derby are reportedly looking for a loan deal or a fee of £1.7m to sell the attacker, who would bring pace to the Wolves attack should Lambert land him.
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