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Pushed towards the exit by Bayern Munich, Sadio Mané has not yet made up his mind about his future. But it's almost a foregone conclusion that the Senegalese international will leave the Bavarian club this summer. While no European giants have yet officially come forward, the Saudi Pro League seems to be holding out the prospect of snapping up the African champion. Al Nassr are said to be in pole position, and as revealed by the specialist press, discussions have indeed taken place between the Saudi outfit and the player's representatives.
According to information gathered by Sport News Africa, the club is offering the player a contract worth 25 million euros per season. He has been offered a three-year lease, until 2026, which would earn him 75 million euros if he accepts the offer and completes the contract. He would then join Cristiano Ronaldo, Marcelo Brozovic and Seko Fofana.
