Al-Nassr announces Haroune Camara as reinforcement and hands over new striker to Jorge Jesus
Al-Nassr officially announced the signing of Haroune Camara, strengthening Jorge Jesus’ squad with another attacking option. The striker arrives from Al-Shabab on a deal that runs until June 2028.
Transfer Figures and Contract Details
According to ZeroZero, the transfer was completed for 15 million riyals (around R$21 million). Camara will earn an annual salary of €7.5 million (approximately R$40 million), making him one of the most valuable local strikers in the Saudi Pro League.
Haroune Camara’s Career in Saudi Football
The 27-year-old forward has solid experience in domestic football, having played for:
- Al-Qadsiah
- Al-Ittihad
- Al-Ettifaq
- Al-Shabab
Across more than 180 official matches, Camara has scored 34 goals and provided 15 assists, showcasing consistency and adaptability across different clubs.
A Strategic Signing for Jorge Jesus
Camara’s arrival is seen as a strategic move by Al-Nassr’s management, who aim to provide coach Jorge Jesus with greater depth in attack. The striker’s physical presence will be an asset in tight matches, giving the Portuguese manager more rotation options during a demanding season.
Saudi Project Gains Strength
The deal highlights the ongoing Saudi project to dominate Asian football. By combining high-profile international stars with established domestic talents like Camara, Al-Nassr strengthens its bid to compete at the top level in both local and continental competitions.
