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Sadio Mane talks about painful exit from Bayern Munich

"Leaving FC Bayern hurts me," he told Sky sports.

Richard Mwila Jr
Richard Mwila Jr Published August 1, 2023
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Senegalese forward Sadio Mane who cost Liverpool £35 million, signed a three-year contract with Bayern Munich last summer.

The former Liverpool talisman, however, fell out of favor with the coaching staff due to his struggles with injuries and was suspended by the time April rolled around due to an altercation with teammate Leroy Sane.

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He was not included in Bayern’s pre-season friendly against Kawasaki Frontale on Saturday in Tokyo, despite having traveled there. Over the course of 38 appearances, Mane scored 12 goals.

And yesterday, following their £24 million agreement to sign him from Bayern Munich, he completed a physical with Al-Nassr.

Mane has acknowledged that he was hurt to leave Bayern Munich and wishes that circumstances at the club might have been better for him.

“Leaving FC Bayern hurts me. I would have wished for a different ending. And I know that I could have helped the team this season. I wanted to prove it to everyone this season.” he told Sky Sports.

Sadio wishes Bayern the best

The 31-year-old wished the club and fans all the best for the future. “Nevertheless, I only wish the club and the fans all the best for the future,” he said.

Despite things not going entirely to plan for the Senegalese star at Bayern Munich, Mane had a successful spell at Liverpool after joining Southampton in 2016.

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He won the Champions League, Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, Club World Cup, and UEFA Super Cup in addition to scoring 120 goals in 269 games with Liverpool. Mane will begin the new Saudi Pro League season this month with Al-Nassr.

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    Richard Mwila Jr. is a Zambian football writer and sports analyst who currently works for BolaNews. He has written articles for several Zambian online sports websites. His content was initially focused solely on the Zambian Super League, but he has recently begun reporting on African football, primarily on stories involving continental football. He is also well-known for his work with United Voice Radio, on which he appears on a regular basis.
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