Amady Camara is described as a player with two Austrian championships. Rasmus Bertelsen, head coach of Randers FC, said there had been a long-standing dialogue with Camara, including in previous transfer windows, and that there was mutual interest. According to Bold's information, Randers was not the only club in the Superliga interested in the player.

SK Sturm Graz officially announced the transfer of Amady Camara to Randers FC in Denmark. The move is permanent and effective immediately. The 21-year-old offensive player played 14 games for SK Sturm II and 51 games for the professional team, where he scored nine goals and provided six assists. SK Sturm Graz sporting director Michael Parensen stated that Amady Camara is a young player with enormous talent, who developed excellently at Sturm Graz, became a national team player for his country, and established himself in Europe. Parensen added that Amady attracted attention with his performances at Sturm and his loan to Nantes last year. He also said they are happy for him that the move to Randers has been finalized and that a very good solution was found for all parties. Parensen concluded that they will continue to follow Amady's career and wish him all the best for his future career.

According to Bold.dk, Randers officially announced on Monday that they are acquiring Amady Camara from Sturm Graz. The 21-year-old striker has been given a four-year contract with the club. Amady Camara has been with Sturm Graz since 2024 and was on loan to the French club FC Nantes last season. He will play with the number 36 at Randers.

Sky Sport Austria reported that Amady Camara is transferring from SK Sturm to Randers FC and is expected to sign today. The transfer fee is in the mid to high six-figure range. Camara played in the Champions League at age 19 and became a national team player, but was hindered by injuries. He played 51 matches for SK Sturm.