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Newcastle United ready to step up interest in Lamine Camara

Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United are ready to step up their pursuit of AS Monaco midfield sensation Lamine Camara.

According to a report from Football Insider, Newcastle United are keen on acquiring the services of Lamine Camara, and they have decided to intensify their efforts to bring him to St. James’ Park. The Magpies will continue to scout him, as they want to be ready to pounce on an opportunity to sign him.

After making a name for himself at FC Metz, Camara made the move to AS Monaco in the summer of 2024. He has taken his game to the next level over the last two seasons. The 22-year-old has featured in a total of 64 games for the French giants and has even contributed towards 13 goals.

While the Senegalese international prefers playing as a number eight, he is equally effective in a number six role. His impressive performances, along with his massive potential, have put him on Newcastle’s wishlist.

Newcastle United scouts are impressed by Camara

Scouts of the Tyneside club have been watching him in action in recent weeks. He is someone who ticks a lot of boxes for their recruitment team. As a result, they have decided to step up their efforts to sign the African sensation, amidst uncertainty around the future of some of their stars.

A few of their key midfielders could push for a move away; as a result, the Magpies have started planning with an eye on the future. They are lining up Camara as a potential replacement for any outgoing star.

Sandro Tonali has been linked with quite a few top clubs, while Bruno Guimaraes is also on the wishlist of some rival clubs. Meanwhile, they could look to sanction the departure of Joe Willock.

While they are reluctant to sell any of their stars, they are already prepared for a future where pressure from other clubs begins to tell. The Magpies haven’t taken any concrete steps just yet, but they are prepared to do so.

They have identified him as someone who has all the qualities to succeed in the English top flight, and there are high chances of him moving to St. James’ Park at some point in his career.

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