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Camara Has 'Turned the Page' on Collapsed Transfer and Is Focused on Ligue 1 Leader Monaco
Lamine Camara says he has turned the page after a deadline-day move fell through and remains focused on helping Monaco lead Ligue 1.
- Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara has moved on from his collapsed move to Chelsea and is fully focused on the Ligue 1 season, addressing the situation ahead of Saturday's match against Strasbourg.
- Financial rules forced Monaco to attempt selling Camara or forward Folarin Balogun; the Chelsea deal collapsed after Everton reversed its decision regarding Balogun, leaving both players at the French club.
- The 22-year-old Senegal international remains highly rated by new Monaco coach Filipe Luis and performed well in last Friday's 2-1 victory over defending champion Paris Saint-Germain.
- Camara said, "Once it's happened there's no point in thinking about it again," noting he managed to remain professional despite the transfer chaos.
- Focused on the season, Camara stated, "Football moves fast, maybe other opportunities will come along," but remains committed to helping Monaco achieve success this year.
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Camara has 'turned the page' on collapsed transfer and is focused on Ligue 1 leader Monaco
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(wiwsport) After his aborted transfer to Chelsea, Lamine Camara evoked his future and the mercato while ensuring that he remained fully focused on Monaco. Lamine Camara finally spoke about his aborted transfer to Chelsea during the last hours of the summer mercato. While an agreement around €55 million existed between the Blues and [...] This article was originally published on wiwsport: site n°1 of the sports news of Senegal (wiwsport.com). Sou…
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