Aboubakar Kamara
French footballer and striker
French footballer and striker
Born in March 1995, a French footballer played primarily as a striker. Began professional career at Sochaux before moving to Fulham in 2017. Had notable contributions during his time in the English Football League, including helping Fulham achieve promotion to the Premier League in the 2017-2018 season. Later joined other clubs, continuing to impact various teams in domestic leagues.
Played for Fulham
Contributed to Fulham's promotion to Premier League
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