Bayern’s star forward Sadio Mane is set to continue his journey with the German giants, according to his advisor Bakary Cisse. The Senegalese veteran is reported by trusted insider Fabrizio Romano to remain in Munich as talks settle into a longer-term plan for the squad.
Cisse clarified that there has been no outreach from Saudi clubs and that Mane will stay at Bayern for now. The deal on the table is a three-year contract, with Mane already having completed one season in Munich and two more to run. Cisse stressed, quoting his client, that the door is not closed on the future elsewhere, but for the present, Bayern remains the focus and the club’s strategic direction for Mane is to build a lasting impact in Bavaria.
Last season, Mane appeared 25 times in the Bundesliga for Bayern, contributing seven goals and five assists. It marked his first campaign with the club after moving from Liverpool, where he had spent the peak years of his career, followed by stints at Southampton, RB Salzburg and Metz. Market analyses place Mane’s current market value around 25 million euros, reflecting his experience, international pedigree, and continued relevance in European football as he settles into life at Bayern.
In related transfer chatter, reports have circulated that Bayern is preparing to bid anew for Harry Kane from Tottenham Hotspur, a move that would shape the club’s attacking options for the upcoming season. These rumours illustrate the broader transfer window dynamics as Bayern weighs roster evolution while Mane’s long-term role remains a central piece of the squad’s plans and identity in German football. [Attribution: reporting from Fabrizio Romano and corroborating sources in the translational press.]