Portsmouth

Abu Kamara

A left-footed wide forward who prefers cutting in from the right rather than staying out on the touchline, gliding past defenders the way that first got him noticed. He has moved between several clubs already, yet keeps coming back to give Portsmouth attacking width.
England Portsmouth FWD
Appearances
11
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
924
84.00 per match
Goals
0
Shots on Target
4
Assists
1

Season Stats

Appearances
11
Minutes played
924
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
11
Shots on Target
4

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 forwards

Goals
88th of 88
Shots on target
55th of 131
Shots
34th of 141
Assists
67th of 69
👑 Assist Kings #27 of 454
😈 Bad Boys #45 of 488
👻 Ghost Players #86 of 464
🎯 Pass Master #206 of 565
💪 Workhorses #348 of 464
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POR
POR
12:30
Sat 24 Oct
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BUR
BUR
15:00
Sat 31 Oct
POR
POR
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POR
POR
19:45
Tue 3 Nov
SWA
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POR
POR
12:30
Sat 7 Nov
STO
STO
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BOL
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15:00
Sat 21 Nov
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Abu Kamara, The Winger Who Cuts Inside

A left-footed inverted winger, Kamara glides past defenders from the right and offers Portsmouth attacking width in several positions.

Kamara plays left-footed off the right, which lets him cut inside onto his stronger foot rather than chase crosses down the line like a typical winger. Teammates have described the way he glides past opponents, jinking through gaps that most wide players would need far more space to exploit. That flexibility means Portsmouth can also use him on the left or through the middle, useful cover whenever injuries thin out the forward line.

His career so far has moved quickly between clubs, from academy football through a permanent move away and a loan abroad before circumstances brought him back to Fratton Park. That whirlwind path raises a fair question about whether he ever settles long enough in one place to fully deliver on the ability teammates keep describing. Portsmouth clearly believe the raw talent is worth the uncertainty that comes with it.

The Rest Of The Squad

33 players

Goalkeepers

1
Nicolas Schmid
Age 29
7 apps
31
Daniel Bielica
Age 27
4 apps
30
Ben Killip
Age 30
0 apps

Defenders

22
Zak Swanson
Age 26
10 apps 2g
16
Jayden Meghoma
Age 20
7 apps
55
Madiodio Dia
Age 22
7 apps
5
Regan Poole
Age 28
7 apps
2
Benjamin Arthur
Age 21
6 apps
6
Conor Shaughnessy
Age 30
6 apps 1g
3
Connor Ogilvie
Age 30
0 apps
49
Michael Ani
Age 20
0 apps

Midfielders

10
Adrian Segecic
Age 22
11 apps 2g 1a
38
Ebou Adams
Age 30
11 apps 2g 1a
7
Marlon Pack
Age 35
10 apps
24
Terry Devlin
Age 22
10 apps 2g
19
Rocco Shein
Age 23
8 apps
27
Odin Bailey
Stockport County · Age 26
7 apps
37
Iyad Mohamed
Age 25
6 apps
23
Josh Murphy
Age 31
2 apps
21
Keshi Anderson
Age 31
2 apps
32
Eoin Kenny
Age 20
1 app
8
John Swift
Age 31
1 app
45
Chinedu Agu
Age 18
0 apps
18
Márk Kosznovszky
Age 24
0 apps

Forwards

25
Ryan Kavuma-McQueen
Chelsea · Age 17
11 apps 1g 2a
9
Colby Bishop
Age 29
9 apps 1g
29
Marezi
Age 23
9 apps 3g
17
Tyrese Shade
Burton Albion · Age 26
6 apps 1a
28
Luke Brooke-Smith
Age 18
3 apps
34
Harvey Blair
Age 23
1 app
15
Franco Umeh-Chibueze
Age 21
0 apps
48
Nathaniel Chioma
Age 18
0 apps
20
Thomas Waddingham
Age 21
0 apps
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