Orlando Pirates aim to maintain title charge against Richards Bay
Orlando Pirates return to Orlando Stadium on Wednesday evening determined to protect their position at the top of the Betway Premiership standings when they host Richards Bay.
Orlando Pirates linked with Asante Kotoko goalkeeper
The Soweto giants are understood to be in the market for reinforcements between the posts, with the highly rated Kotoko shot-stopper emerging as a priority target for the Buccaneers.
According to Modern Ghana, Camara's current contract with the Ghanaian powerhouse is set to expire in June, placing Pirates in a strong position to secure his services on a free transfer as they plan for the new season.
The 26-year-old has been in impressive form for the Porcupine Warriors over the past year, playing a key role in the club's recent success. His contributions helped Kotoko lift the FA Cup, the Champion of Champions title, as well as the Toyota Cup held in South Africa, where Camara delivered a series of outstanding saves in a dramatic penalty shootout.
In the ongoing Ghana Premier League campaign, Camara has made 13 appearances, conceding just nine goals while registering an impressive eight clean sheets - numbers that have further enhanced his growing reputation on the continent.
His consistent performances have not gone unnoticed at international level either.
Camara earned a call-up to the Guinea national team last year and was included in the squad for the November international friendlies against Togo and Niger.
With Pirates eager to strengthen their squad ahead of the new campaign, Camara's availability and experience could make him an attractive addition to the Buccaneers' goalkeeping department, which already has Sipho Chaine as the first choice, Melusi Buthelezi, Siyabonga Dladla and Ethan Visagie.
Meanwhile, Bucs are preparing to take on Sekhukhune United in their first game of the year in a Betway Premiership clash at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday.
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