Sadio Mané

Senegalese footballer and Liverpool star

Sadio Mané - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 10th, 1992
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A professional footballer, made significant contributions to both club and country. Played for clubs including Southampton and Liverpool, where he won the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and FIFA Club World Cup. Represented the Senegal national team, helping secure the Africa Cup of Nations title in 2021. Renowned for exceptional speed, skill, and goal-scoring ability.

Won the Premier League with Liverpool in 2020

Scored key goals in Liverpool's Champions League victory in 2019

Played a crucial role in Senegal winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2021

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