Ousmane Camara

Ousmane Camara started out at AFC Eskilstuna in Sweden, where 43 league appearances brought six goals, then moved to Norway's Vålerenga for a fee of around €150,000. First-team chances there were limited to ten league appearances, and a loan to Georgian side Dila Gori changed the course of his career: 36 games and eight goals persuaded Dila to make the move permanent.

The breakthrough came at Dinamo Tbilisi, signed for around €350,000 in January 2022. Over two seasons he scored 24 goals in 71 league matches and won the Erovnuli Liga title in 2022, adding the Georgian Super Cup the following year.

Astana paid a reported $350,000 to bring him to Kazakhstan in January 2024 on a three-year deal, and the left-footed winger repaid that outlay with 14 goals in 49 appearances across all competitions. The high point came in the 2024 Kazakhstan League Cup final against Zhenys, where Camara scored the winning goal in extra time. Astana finished as runners-up in the 2025 Premier League behind champions FC Kairat.

Camara made his senior international debut for Guinea on 21 March 2024 against Vanuatu, scoring on his first appearance. He has since added further caps, including a goal against Somalia during World Cup qualifying in September 2025. In February 2026 he left Astana as a free agent for Chinese club Guangdong GZ-Power.