Lamine Camara stays at AS Monaco after Chelsea transfer fails
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 8:40 AM
Last updated Sep 20, 2026
Lamine Camara's move to Chelsea fell through on transfer deadline day, leaving him at AS Monaco. The Senegal midfielder expressed that he has moved on from the situation, despite having asked the club’s CEO for assistance in making the transfer. Teammate Denis Zakaria commented positively on Camara's professionalism, highlighting his strong performance in Monaco's recent victory over RC Lens. Following the incident, Camara aims to refocus his efforts with Monaco.
- •Camara's prospective transfer to Chelsea was aborted at the last minute.
- •He remains committed to AS Monaco and aims to move forward.
- •Zakaria praised Camara's professionalism after Monaco's 2-1 win over Lens.
- •Monaco's CEO confirmed Camara had sought to facilitate the transfer.
- 8:40 AMYahoo Sports — Denis Zakaria on Monaco teammate Lamine Camara: ‘Chelsea? I told him that it was good but that it’s better here.’
"Lamine Camara’s prospective move to Chelsea broke down on transfer deadline day. The Senegal international remained at AS Monaco, who pulled the plug on the deal at the final hour. Camara has since ...
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