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Sadio Mané maintains the suspense regarding his future

Senegalese striker Sadio Mané did not want to comment on the follow-up he wants to give to his career.

If Mohamed Salah was a little more diplomatic when he confirmed that he would stay at Liverpool at least for next season, Sadio Mané did not make a commitment.

Although officially scheduled as Liverpool’s press day ahead of the Champions League final, with the focus on Real Madrid in Paris, Wednesday’s day was marked by plenty of questions about Salah’s future and Mané.

Chairman Tom Werner reiterated the club’s “desire” to tie both players to new long-term contracts, and heaped praise on Julian Ward ahead of a busy summer for the new sporting director.

During his press conference alongside Jordan Henderson later today, Salah confirmed that he will “stay next season for sure”.

The Pharaoh emphasized his desire to focus on the final for now, saying the collective is prime right now and that he “doesn’t want to be selfish at all” keeping the spotlight on himself.

Mané remains focused on the Champions League

Speaking to Sky Sports in a separate interview, Mane was asked a similar question but, true to character, was more reserved in his response. “It would be special to win and make it seven,” he replied when asked if it would be nice to bring another European Cup and sort out his future.

“That question [sur mon avenir], I will answer it after the Champions League. Whether I stay or not, I will respond after the Champions League.”

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This is, to some extent, no surprise given that many sources have suggested talks are planned with Salah and Mane’s agents at the end of the season.

But against the backdrop of Bayern Munich’s interest in Mane, his refusal to commit beyond the end of the current campaign could be more worrying.

Mané is in exceptional form in this second half of the season, and throughout 2021/22 he has scored 23 goals and five assists in 50 appearances, as well as six goals and two assists in 14 games for Senegal . The fact that the Champions League final will be his 65th game of the campaign speaks to the durability of Mane, who turned 30 in April, and it’s clear the Reds’ number 10 is a player apart and who will be missed. much to the Merseysiders if he were to leave them.

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