Mane: Senegalese want me to leave Liverpool? I'll do what they want
Sadio Mane has said he 'will do what the Senegalese people want' when deciding his future.
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Sadio Mane has said that he is ready to leave Liverpool after being told that ‘60 to 70 percent’ of Senegalese people want him to quit the club. Mane said he would decide his future after the Champions League final last weekend, which was lost to Real Madrid in Paris. Ad/> It has since been reported that the 30-year-old forward wants to quit, but nothing has been confirmed by the player.
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