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Noah Fadiga was called up to the Senegalese national team for the first time last September, but he was unable to make his debut. The defender of Stade Brestois had suffered a concussion that kept him away from the field for 3 weeks. An absence that will cost him his ticket for the World Cup 2022 with the Lions of Teranga. The Senegalese returned on this painful episode for him.
"It was complicated from a personal point of view, he began. Obviously, I did not live it well. A few days earlier, I had been called for the first time in the national team by Aliou Cissé. It was the last meeting before the announcement of the list for the World Cup. This could have helped my chances of going to Qatar, but FIFA decided that I had to rest for three weeks to heal my concussion. It hurt my heart," he said, according to Wiwsport.
He could be called again by the coach, Aliou Cissé, for the double confrontation against Mozambique on March 24 and 28.
