Sadio Mane: Switching from one club to another is not easy

Added at:
another languages: uk ru

The Senegalese midfielder Sadio Mane tells UEFA.com about how excited he is about the future for his new team-mates at Bayern:

- It is going well. Switching from one club to another is not easy. I spent eight very nice years in England, six years at Liverpool [after] two at Southampton, and now I am in a new country. It is not easy because everything changes so suddenly: people, training, everything. Everything is changing so it is not easy at all. I need to adapt. I knew that and it came as no surprise. It is happening just the way I imagined it. People here are welcoming, and they're real players. People around the club are amazing so I am very happy.

We have a very, very young squad. It's the first time in my career that I have been part of such a young group. What really stands out to me is that they're all hungry. They all want to develop and they're attentive too. Training sessions are as intense as the games. It's important as I think it makes a real difference and it shows. It’s so easy to play alongside these youngsters, who are massively talented and promising.

another languages: uk ru

Sport NewsRSS - Sport News - Terrikon

06 July

14:28
Arsenal Complete €65m Move for Martín Zubimendi from Real Sociedad
12:41
Women's Euro 2025: Wiegman left frustrated as England fall to France
12:19
FIFA Club World Cup 2025: top-scorer race
10:21
Jamal Musiala Faces 4–5 Months Out After Leg Fracture
09:26
UEFA Women's EURO 2025: Netherlands and France Take Early Control in Group D
08:14
Real Madrid Edge Borussia Dortmund in Thrilling Club World Cup Quarter-Final

05 July

22:22
PSG Stun Bayern Munich in a Club World Cup Classic
20:07
Fabrizio Romano: Noni Madueke Open to Arsenal Move
18:35
Max Verstappen Snatches Pole from British Stars at Silverstone
17:29
Chelsea Confirm Signing of Jamie Bynoe-Gittens from Borussia Dortmund
17:14
Kyle Walker Leaves Manchester City to Join Burnley
13:56
Official: Jonathan David Signs Five-Year Deal with Juventus
10:48
Liverpool Retire No. 20 Shirt in Tribute to Diogo Jota
09:46
UEFA Women’s EURO 2025: Germany Start Strong with 2-0 Win Over Poland
08:18
No All-Brazilian Semi-Final: Chelsea Edge Palmeiras in Club World Cup Thriller
00:45
Fluminense end Al Hilal’s fairytale run to reach Club World Cup semi-finals

04 July

23:16
Women's EURO 2025: Sweden edge past Denmark in opener
17:13
Favbet Foundation and Andrii Matiukha expand teenagers' access to IT education in the regions
12:11
End of the Saga: Nico Williams Signs New Deal with Athletic Club
10:31
Bynoe-Gittens Joins Chelsea from Borussia Dortmund
09:15
UEFA Women's Euro 2025: Spain Thrash Portugal 5-0

03 July

13:45
New Details Emerge in Tragic Accident That Claimed Lives of Jota Brothers
11:29
Liverpool Star Diogo Jota Dies in Tragic Car Accident in Spain
10:19
CONCACAF Gold Cup Final: A Familiar Rivalry Set for Houston Showdown

02 July

19:03
Manchester United and Juventus Reach Agreement Over Jadon Sancho Transfer