Sadio Mane has decided to depart from Liverpool in
the upcoming summer after six massive seasons at Anfield, as per the reports
out of the UK a day when Real Madrid defeated the Reds in the UEFA Champions
League final.
30 years old Sadio Mane, apparently told his Liverpool
teammates that he will leave the club in the upcoming summer as just one year
is left according to his current contract. He will be announcing his final
decision to the club sooner. The question is whether Sadio Mane had made the right
decision at the end of the contract period?
If he really moves somewhere else in the upcoming summer,
Sadio Mane will end his Liverpool career with 192 goals in 454 games (all
competitions), including 144 in 348 in the Premier League. There is not a bad
return on an initial investment of $ 43 million.
Mohamed Salah also declared this week that he even
has just one year left according to his current contract but he will be a part
of Liverpool in the next season too. As per the public knowledge, there are no
negotiations made over the next deal between both sides.
It was mostly expected that one of the Reds' superstars
would leave Anfield in the upcoming summer, with the contract ending and the
entrance of first Diogo Jota last season and then Luis Diaz this season. Many
teams all around the world can't even imagine losing such a player as Sadio Mane.
Who can sign Sadio Mane from Liverpool?
There are many clubs considering Sadio Mane as he has experience
of representing at a world-class level for almost four years now.
Bayern Munich will
be among the suitors, according to the athletic. Some of the reports out of
Germany inform that Sadio Mane is moving to the Allianz Arena for only $32 million.
Although Liverpool is likely to demand notably more than that.
Paris Saint-Germain could have been included Sadio
Mane if they had not persuaded Kylian Mbappe to sign the next three-year contract
last week.
Maybe putting Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Sadio Mane together will end up in a "there’s just a ball" situation in
which no one - not Mauricio Pochettino - wants to navigate.
Despite already being the champions of Europe, Real
Madrid will put their hats in the ring with a Kylian Mbappe-sized hole to fill the
temporary future of the club.
Not a bad consolation prize, even if they are
replacing a generational talent just entering their early years for a further generational
talent below his own peak.
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