NASHVILLE, TN – Nashville SC midfielder Famara Camara has been called up to Senegal's U23 squad for their upcoming 2027 U23 African Cup of Nations qualifiers against South Sudan.
📋 Découvrez la liste des Lions U23 convoqués par le sélectionneur Serigne Saliou Dia pour la double confrontation face au Soudan du Sud, dans le cadre du deuxième tour des éliminatoires de la prochaine CAN U23.
— Equipe du Sénégal (@GaindeYi) November 7, 2026
📅 Match aller : 11 novembre à Juba
📅 Match retour : 17 novembre à… pic.twitter.com/EntrRhAClj
Camara, 21, was signed this summer from Ranheim in the Norwegian second division, costing a reported $2.5 million transfer fee, and is one of five Nashville players in the Targeted Allocation Money (TAM) range, meaning his total budget charge is above $803,125 and up to $1,803,125.
Camara has made just one appearance for Nashville, coming off the bench for 25 minutes in a Leagues Cup match against Atlético San Luis. He hasn't made the matchday squad in a league match.
Senegal will take on South Sudan in their first match on Wednesday, November 11 (Camara is on the bench), and will play the second leg on Tuesday, November 17. Nashville SC's first match of the 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs will be against either Orlando City or FC Cincinnati on Sunday, November 22, at Geodis Park.
