Eyüpspor, who have been interested in Ibrahima Camara since last season, have resumed their efforts to sign the 27-year-old Guinean international. The Turkish club has increased its efforts to sign the midfielder. A source close to the matter has stated that after making only inquiries last summer, Eyüpspor's intentions are now more concrete and the club wants to speed up the process. The club's sporting director has been monitoring Camara for several months and is reportedly advocating internally to finalize the transfer. Discussions are ongoing between the Turkish side and the player's representatives, and a three-season contract is being considered. Camara joined Radomiak a year ago on a contract that is valid until June 2027 with an extension option, and several other European clubs are also reportedly monitoring his situation, which is causing Eyüpspor to act quickly. According to Africafoot, Radomiak signed the player for approximately 100,000 euros. The club reportedly hopes to receive a fee of more than 500,000 euros, including bonuses. To enable the transfer to the Turkish Super Lig, Eyüpspor is considering buying out his final year of contract. Camara has 8 caps and 1 goal for Guinea, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €400k.