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At the age of 34 and with 104 caps for the Senegal national team, Idrissa Gana Guèye is nearing the end of his career with the Lions. Interviewed by APS, the Everton midfielder announces his successors when the retirement bell rings."There are a lot of talented youngsters, and that's great.We're here to support them, and the day we retire, they'll already have the necessary strength to carry the Senegal national team. I'm thinking of youngsters like Pape Matar Sarr, who is proving himself at Tottenham, and Lamine Camara with FC Metz, among others.We have talented youngsters who can contribute to the progress of the Senegalese national team. With the remarkable work being done in training centers these days, we have nothing to worry about.
