😲 Amid rumours he could leave Bayern Munich for Saudi Arabia, Senegal superstar Sadio Mane recently hit out at a reporter following his difficult first season in Germany. SLInt MORE:
The 31-year-old has endured a tough start to life in the Bundesliga, with reports suggesting head coach Thomas Tuchel is hoping to move the winger on ahead of the coming campaign.
It is believed Mane is not considered an important member of the first-team squad at Bayern amid reported interest from Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr in the Middle East. This weekend, a video clip emerged of the ex-Liverpool winger taking aim at a journalist, who approached him seemingly to discuss his future.
"You are killing me every day and now you want me to talk to you guys? No point," Mane said before walking off, according to the
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