Liverpool have told Lamine Camara that they will look to sign the AS Monaco midfielder in 2027, according to transfer journalist Ben Jacobs, as TEAMtalk reveals how the player feels after his proposed move to Chelsea fell through at the eleventh hour.
Camara was the subject of intense speculation during the final days of the window, with both Premier League giants closely monitoring the Senegal international midfielder's situation.
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Subscribe"Liverpool don't want Lamine Camara now, but my understanding is that they said to Monaco and Camara to wait for a potential move in 2027," said Jacobs while discussing the situation on talkSPORT.
Chelsea had come remarkably close to securing the 22-year-old after reaching a agreement in principle with Monaco over a forty-seven million pound deal, with personal terms agreed and a medical completed.
Camara Furious After Late Transfer Collapse
However, Monaco shockingly pulled the plug on the arrangement at the final hour, leaving both Chelsea and the player's camp furious with how the situation unfolded.
Transfer insider Graeme Bailey reported that Camara's representatives were incensed by the club's late U-turn, especially after the player had already spoken at length with leadership figures regarding the switch.
Lamine Camara was left deeply frustrated after AS Monaco blocked his high-profile transfer to Stamford Bridge in the closing stages of the summer window.
"This is shocking, it was all done and agreed," a source close to the situation told TEAMtalk regarding the dramatic breakdown of the deal.