Senegalese star Saido Mane, who transferred from Liverpool to Bayern Munich at the beginning of this season, came up with an interesting dialogue with a fan.
The legendary answer of Sadio Mane, who earns 12 million dollars a year, to the fans who made fun of his broken phone screen, became the agenda.
“I starved, worked in the fields, played barefoot football and didn’t go to school. Now I am able to help. I build schools, mosques, hospitals. I send 70 Euros per month to people in need. I don’t need to display luxury cars, luxury homes.”
HERE IS MANE’S STORY
It’s almost impossible for anyone with a football connection to know about Liverpool’s former Senegalese star, Sadio Mane. Premier League champion, Champions League Cup winner and finally the African Nations Cup winner with his country Senegal, the folk hero Sadio Mane’s struggle for life and how that life made Mane a mature person, in short, a man with a heart of gold Let’s see how it transforms.
Born on April 10, 1992 in the village of Sedhiou, Senegal, he grew up in the village of Bambali in a house of 10 people, including his uncle and cousins. He could not go to school due to financial difficulties…
He spent his childhood years working in the fields and chasing the soccer ball he loved so much. When he entered adolescence, he left his hometown to Dakar, the capital of Senegal, to show this pure talent bestowed upon him.
Senegal’s lion started to run the ball on a professional court for the first time with the Generation Foot team.
The French observers admired his ability in the matches played on the dirt field and he was transferred to the Metz team while the calendar leaves showed 2011. Mane was then 19 years old.
In a short time, RB Salzburg’s talent scouts came after them and signed for 4 million euros, and with his performance there, he made his way to the Premier League team Southampton.
Liverpool added Sadio Mane to their team by paying a transfer fee of 41 million Euros and became a big star who would announce his story to the whole world.
At the awards ceremony, he said: “Why would I want 10 Ferraris, 20 diamond watches or 2 planes. What can these do to me and the world? I was hungry and had to work in the fields. I had a very difficult time. I have no education, but I owe everything I earn to football. That’s why I’m helping my country.”
Sadio Mane spends almost all of his earnings on charity. He builds a school, a house, a hospital, and continues to do it quietly just because he wants to.
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