Sadio Mane, the Liverpool star, continues to make a significant impact on his hometown of Bambali in Senegal. He has invested over £700,000 in constructing new facilities, including a hospital, school, post office, and petrol station.

Despite his impending departure from Anfield to join Bayern Munich, Mane recently returned to Bambali and participated in a muddy football match alongside former Premier League players Papiss Cisse and El-Hadji Diouf.

During his visit to Senegal, the 30-year-old also took the opportunity to tour the hospital he funded with £455,000 last year, providing essential healthcare services to 34 neighboring villages.

Sadio Mane returned to Bambali in Senegal to open the village’s brand-new petrol station

Returning to his childhood village in Senegal, the winger eagerly participated in a local football match covered in mud.

Not only has the compassionate forward constructed a public secondary school worth £250,000 in the village, but he is also rapidly transforming Bambali into a thriving town, now accommodating over 2,000 residents.

In a heartwarming gesture, he was captured on film inaugurating a newly established fuel station and has already committed funds to the construction of a post office.

However, Mane’s benevolence extends far beyond the development of new infrastructure. He has generously provided each family in the village with a monthly support package of €70 and has pledged €400 as a reward to the highest-achieving students at Bambali High School.

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The Liverpool forward also visited Bambali’s £455,000 hospital which he funded last summer

The Senegalese national team player has officially expressed his intention to leave Anfield at the conclusion of the current season.

Additionally, the school has been equipped with laptops, and the children in the village have been generously supplied with free sportswear. Moreover, the installation of 4G internet has further enhanced the community’s access to technology.

According to reports, Bayern Munich has reached an agreement on personal terms with the talented Liverpool player. After successfully undergoing a medical examination on Tuesday, he is expected to sign a three-year contract at the Allianz Arena.

The transfer fee is estimated to be around £35.1 million.

The 30-year-old has arrived in Germany ahead of a medical at Bayern Munich on Tuesday