Sadio Mané joined a Saudi club in the previous summer.

Sadio Mané's future at Al-Nassr is uncertain despite a decent first season with 19 goals and 11 assists. The club wishes to part ways with him due to cold relations with Cristiano Ronaldo. The club has offered him to various clubs.

Sadio Mané wants to return to Europe. Despite his efforts in Germany and Saudi Arabia, his tenure at Bayern Munich and Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr was disappointing. Al-Nassr, who paid 30 million to acquire him, is seeing Mané consider a move back to Salisburgo, where he played between 2012 and 2014.

Sadio Mané, after scoring 19 goals in 46 matches in his first season at Al Nassr, is considering a move to Al-Ittihad. The potential transfer would be a loan since he has a contract with Al Nassr until 2026.

Sadio Mane has decided to leave Al-Nassr and is preparing to return to Europe.

Mané saw his market value drop by 25% to now €20m. The former Liverpool and Bayern forward has scored 13 goals in 32 games this season for Al-Nassr.

Sadio Mané's performance at Al-Nassr has been underwhelming, with criticism aimed at his technical level and attitude during games. He has also had altercations with the fans and is perceived as indifferent on the pitch.

Sadio Mané, the striker of Al-Nassr, is one of the stars of the Saudi championship, and fits the XXL project desired by the management of Al Qadisiya. The 32-year-old player, linked until 2026 with the Saudi team, is targeted by Michel, the Spanish coach of Al Qadisiya.

Al Qadisiya, coached by Michel, is reportedly looking to bring Sadio Mané from Al Nassr. The club has made a strong bet, backed by an oil company Aramco, to return to the top category and have promised the fans that they will build a strong team.