Sadio Mané's statement that has Liverpool fans excited

Liverpool's last great attacking midfielder is still very grateful to the Merseyside team, even though his present is far from this place, because although their relationship had to separate for various reasons that in some ways benefited both parties, the footballer does not forget everything that Anfield and its fans offered him at all times, finding in goals and winning titles the only way to repay that great affection.

Months after leaving England to take on new challenges in Germany's Bundesliga, Bayern Munich striker Sadio Mané spoke to UEFA about his time in the Premier League, but more specifically with Liverpool, where he won several trophies, the UEFA Champions League being the most important from his point of view. “I found myself playing in a final and, more importantly, winning it. It was unbelievable: 2019 was an exceptional year.”

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After his arrival on Merseyside in 2015 from Southampton, Mané quickly began to become a benchmark for the team with his goals, finding alongside Mohamed Salah a great duo from which he was able to draw a lot from by scoring in 269 games a total of 120 goals and contributing to the squad with 38 assists, enamouring an entire fanbase that he still carries with him at all times.

"The fans were unbelievable, the people in the city were unbelievable. It's a club that will stay in my heart forever. With six seasons in red at Anfield, the Senegal international will not be able to get this English institution out of his mind and heart, because in addition to Liverpool being the team that made him shine and placed him among the world elite, it was also there that he was able to enjoy great moments that led him to win some of the best trophies that are disputed in Europe, being at the moment the "orejona", the favourite title in his trophy cabinet.

Mané does not forget Liverpool

Today the Bavarian player is not living one of his best moments with the German team, because although this weekend against Bayern Leverkusen he was able to cut an important streak of minutes without goal, his low productivity in the net makes us think that Mané is not up to the task of being the natural substitute of Robert Lewandowski for the moment, similar to the situation that Darwin Núñez lives in Liverpool, not finding this Uruguayan striker the formula to be the replacement of this Senegalese.