Juventus have completed the signing of 18-year-old winger Ali Camara from Belgian club KRC Genk.
The Italian side will pay a base fee of €1.5 million, with additional bonuses included in the deal.
Camara has committed to a four-season contract with Juventus, keeping him at the club until June 2030.
The Belgian-Guinean winger will initially join Juventus Next Gen, the club’s reserve side competing in Serie C, while also training regularly with the first-team squad.
Born in 2008 and developed in Belgium, Camara holds dual Belgian-Guinean nationality. His dribbling style has drawn comparisons to Jérémy Doku, the Manchester City winger who also came through the Belgian youth system.
Camara has represented Belgium at youth international level. He remains eligible to switch allegiance and play for Guinea’s senior national team, known as the Syli National, in the future.
Source: Guineefoot