The overseer has invited the Lion of Teranga's transition to the Bavarians and he is hopeful he will recreate his Reds achievement. Age Foot President Mady Toure accepts Sadio Mane's transition to Bundesliga heavyweights Bayern Munich is great promoting for African footballers. The 30-year-old joined the German heroes on Wednesday, finishing his six-year stay at Liverpool. The Lion of Teranga marked a three-year contract with the club that will keep him in Bundesliga until 2025.
"It is great to see a footballer prepared on the landmass sign in quite possibly of the best club on the planet," Toure told AP as cited by Wiw Sport.
"There was at that point discuss him proceeding with his profession at Bayern or Dortmund [from Southampton], however he had this extraordinary vocation plan that drove him to Liverpool, perhaps of the greatest club on the planet.
"With this marking, he is advancing African football in quite possibly of the greatest group on the planet."
While with the Reds, Mane figured out how to win all significant club rivalries and Toure has hoped everything would turn out great for the aggressor in his new home.
"I wish and ask that he will have better progress than at Liverpool, winning every one of the prizes and assisting the public group with accomplishing their most noteworthy objectives," the executive closed.
In the interim, Bayern Munich supervisor Julian Nagelsmann has invited his new star, expressing he is a magnanimous player in spite of being a major name.
"Very [excited by the appearance of Mane]; ok from the principal discussion, he established an extremely magnanimous connection, which is phenomenal for a player with such a major name," Nagelsmann told the club's site.
"He said, humbly, he can envision himself in any position. It's uncommon to encounter that in a first discussion, that a player puts themselves totally at the help of the club and the mentor. That made our desire to get the giving up the line considerably more prominent."
The Senegal global finished his takeoff from Liverpool to the Bundesliga champions in a €41 million (£35m/$43m) move.