14 Facts About Diomansy Kamara

Diomansy Kamara made 34 league appearances and scored nine times for the Calabrian club before signing for Modena.

Diomansy Kamara picked up a yellow card in each of his first three games for the club.

Diomansy Kamara was named in the PFA Championship Team of the Year and won the West Bromwich Albion Player of the Year award.

However, the move was rejected as Diomansy Kamara was not interested in a move overseas but instead hoping to find a new club in the UK.

On 5 November 2009, Diomansy Kamara scored from a penalty after being fouled in the penalty box in a match against Italian side Roma; he was substituted off in the 46th minute for Erik Nevland and Fulham went on lose with a two-goals comeback from Roma.

Diomansy Kamara's move to Celtic was allowed after Fulham brought Stefano Okaka on loan from Roma.

Diomansy Kamara had previously played under then-Celtic manager Tony Mowbray at West Bromwich Albion.

Diomansy Kamara provided the assist for a goal from Keane who had assisted Kamara's goal.

Diomansy Kamara revealed that he set his sights on securing a permanent deal at the club and described it as his 'priority' to stay at Celtic.

Diomansy Kamara returned to Fulham and set his sights on a move to his boyhood club PSG.

Diomansy Kamara said that he would have left Fulham if Roy Hodgson had stayed in charge of the club.

Diomansy Kamara did get more playing time for Fulham as the club was short of options following injuries to Bobby Zamora and Mousa Dembele.

Diomansy Kamara continued his goalscoring form and became the top scorer for the club in his first season with 10 goals and the second top assist provider with 5 behind defender Dede with 10.

Diomansy Kamara played 50 games and scored nine goals for the Senegal national team.