Chelsea are closing in on another major signing after Lamine Camara began his medical under the supervision of the club’s medical staff.
The Senegal international is completing the final stages of his move from AS Monaco, with Chelsea and the French club working to prepare the necessary documents before the transfer deadline.
All parties remain optimistic that the deal will be completed in time.
Chelsea have reportedly agreed to pay €55 million for Camara, making the midfielder another significant addition to the club’s squad.
The 22-year-old has established himself as one of Senegal’s promising midfielders and has continued to attract attention during his time in French football.
Camara joined Monaco from FC Metz and quickly became an important part of the club’s midfield. His performances have highlighted his ability to contribute both defensively and in possession.
Chelsea see Camara as a player capable of adding energy, athleticism and technical quality to their midfield.
The proposed contract will run until June 2032, with Chelsea also holding an option to extend the agreement further.
The long-term contract reflects the club’s strategy of securing young players for the future while giving them time to develop within the squad.
With the medical now underway, Chelsea are moving closer to officially completing the transfer.
The remaining paperwork between Chelsea and Monaco is expected to be finalised as both clubs work to complete the deal before the deadline.
If everything goes according to plan, Camara will soon be confirmed as a Chelsea player.
The transfer would represent another major investment by Chelsea and provide the club with another young midfielder capable of competing at the highest level.
