Sadio Mane

The Senegalese forward heads to the Bundesliga outfit after six brilliant seasons with Liverpool. He departs Anfield with the best wishes of everyone and ...

Mane scored his 100th goal for the club against Crystal Palace in September, and a month later brought up his century in the Premier League – becoming just the third African player to reach three figures. Signed from Southampton in the summer of 2016, Mane was a key figure during Klopp's first full campaign as Liverpool manager, putting them on course to clinch a fourth-placed Premier League finish and a return to the Champions League. "He is a machine," Jürgen Klopp wrote in April. "What he has done for this club and continues to do puts him in the bracket of 'legend'."

With Sadio Mane having completed his move to German champions Bayern Munich Pete Sharland gets in touch with Dennis Melzer from Eurosport Germany to talk ...

“The problem: Bayern actually needs a high-quality replacement - but that is currently impossible to find on the market. “Overall, I would say that the transfer is seen as a massive signing. However, Bayern would certainly sign another number nine in the case of Lewandowski's departure. Some recent reports have suggested he may be staying but is there really any update? It’s been a while since Bayern have signed one of the world’s truly elite players. Or will he play out wide?

Sadio Mané said he was in “no doubt” he had made the right move in joining Bayern Munich from Liverpool after his transfer was confirmed.

My life is always [about a] challenge and when it came I said to the club that I want to leave, I want to go somewhere else to see a new challenge.” “I’m very happy to finally be with FC Bayern in Munich,” the Senegal forward told the club’s website. Salihamidzic underlined why Bayern moved for Mané. “A top international star is coming to FC Bayern, who has left his mark on world football,” he said.

Sadio Mane has completed his move to Bayern Munich, ending a six-year spell with Liverpool where he won a Premier League and Champions League title.

During my time in Salzburg I watched a lot of Bayern games -- I really like this club!" I want to achieve a lot with this club, in Europe too. Like I always say, my life is always [about a] challenge and when it came I said to the club that I want to leave, I want to go somewhere else to see a new challenge. It is not anything else, it is just a challenge because for me I want to always be challenging myself to get better and better." Mane added: "I'm really happy to finally be at FC Bayern in Munich. We spoke a lot and I felt big interest from this great club right from the beginning, so for me there were no doubts. Now it's come to the end, so what can you say?

Sadio Mane has revealed his excitement at swapping Liverpool for Bayern Munich — before his transfer has even been confirmed.The Senegal forward is set to.

"For me the feeling was right when Bayern presented their plan. It is one of the world's biggest club who always battles for all titles. For me it was the right club at the right time. The hard-working on-time striker will change Liverpool's attack and was wanted by Brighton, West Ham and Manchester United... Some players will push extra hard to move so they don't miss out on the World Cup. Clubs are wary of player tiredness... The hard-working on-time striker will change Liverpool's attack and was wanted by Brighton, West Ham and Manchester United...

With his transfer from Liverpool to Bayern München expected to be made official today, Sadio Mané has explained why he has decided to join the German ...

For me, that's why it was a very good idea and the right decision to come here. For me, it was the right club at the right time. But for me, it immediately felt right when Bayern presented their plan to me.

The 30-year-old joins the German champions in a deal worth an initial £27.5m.

It is one of the world’s biggest club who always battles for all titles. Mane landed in Munich on Tuesday for a medical check-up and was seen sporting a Bayern shirt as he left the clinic. For me it was the right club at the right time.

As Sadio Mane leaves Liverpool after six trophy-laden years at Anfield, GOAL looks back at why the Bayern Munich-bound forward became so beloved on ...

Lee requested that he kissed his hand and pointed skywards, in memory of his late grandfather. And all the time, there was a superb, line-leading No.9 just waiting to be unleashed. Both have zoomed past 100 Liverpool goals, and both shared the Premier League Golden Boot award in 2019. There were 15 matches in which all three netted, including memorable victories over Manchester City and Roma in 2018, and most recently the 5-0 win at Watford last October. Throw in his heroics for Senegal and the picture becomes clear. Nobody in Liverpool’s history has scored more goals in Champions League knockout ties than he has. The away end bounced like never before. Liverpool went on to win 3-1, Mane finishing the scoring with a close-range header. But against their top-four rivals - Spurs were second at the time - Mane ensured they got back on track. But 26 minutes in, Virgil van Dijk sent a ball over the top and Mane did the rest. One of his most important came against Tottenham in February 2017. Mane’s record in derbies was good.

Sadio Mane has completed his move to Bayern Munich, ending a six-year spell with Liverpool where he won a Premier League and Champions League title.

During my time in Salzburg I watched a lot of Bayern games -- I really like this club!" I want to achieve a lot with this club, in Europe too. Like I always say, my life is always [about a] challenge and when it came I said to the club that I want to leave, I want to go somewhere else to see a new challenge. It is not anything else, it is just a challenge because for me I want to always be challenging myself to get better and better." Mane added: "I'm really happy to finally be at FC Bayern in Munich. We spoke a lot and I felt big interest from this great club right from the beginning, so for me there were no doubts. Now it's come to the end, so what can you say?

He signed a three-year contract after Bayern agree on a transfer reportedly worth $42.1m.

This is the right time for this challenge. “I am very happy to finally be at Bayern Munich,” Sane said. Senegal forward Sadio Mane has completed his move to Germany champions Bayern Munich from Liverpool on a three-year contract.

The 30-year-old, who had just 12 months left on his contract at Anfield, has signed a three-year deal with the Bundesliga champions. He departs after six years ...

I want to achieve a lot with this club, also internationally.” “Obviously I know what I want and I know what is professional so for me, I was not even thinking about it because I was still a Liverpool player and we had really important games.” “It is not anything else, it is just a challenge because for me I want to always be challenging myself to get better and better.”

Sadio Mane will play a leading role in building a Bayern Munich side capable of winning the Champions League, according to Sky Germany reporter Florian ...

"He's too important for the squad and for Nagelsmann. With Lewandowski, you have a guarantee of 30 or 40 goals. Robert has a contract with us for another year and we're happy when he joins us for the first day of training. "Mane is a leading figure and this is the role they want to see from him. Lewandowski has a contract until 2023 and we expect to see him on the first day of pre-season. We don't have the official number of their first bid but it was between €40m-€50m. The position of the Bayern bosses is still clear - they don't want to let him go. His comments were not good for the team or for his manager, but the player is very important. "The question now is what will happen with Robert Lewandowski? If Lewandowski stays at Bayern, then Mane will play on the wings. He is a player who knows how to reach that next level and he's a player with a profile Bayern don't currently have. I'm just happy when the coach doesn't put me in goal or defence! He will make Bayern better. We won a lot. "Obviously it is strange - really, really strange - to no longer be a Liverpool player," he told Liverpool's official website.