Liverpool player Sadio Mane has donated about $800,000 to his native Bambali, Senegal, to build a hospital, school, post office, and petrol station.

Sadio Mane of Liverpool celebrates the inauguration of a gas station with a grin.

Mane, who is widely speculated to leave Anfield for Bayern Munich this summer, went on a sloppy soccer match with former Premier League players Papiss Cisse and El-Hadji Diouf last week on a visit to Bambali.

By investing approximately £700,000 in new structures, he has completely revitalized his native community.

The 30-year-old traveled to the Senegalese hospital he helped establish the previous year, which now serves 34 neighboring communities, at a cost of £455,000.

Bambali now has a population of over 2,000 people thanks in large part to the generous forward, who also donated £250,000 to the village’s public secondary school.

The winger went back to his hometown in Senegal to take part in a sloppy neighborhood football game.

He was caught on tape not only donating funds to establish a post office, but also inaugurating a petrol station.

However, Mane’s kindness extends well beyond just footing the bill for brand new buildings.

Sadio Mane checks on the progress of the school he’s constructing in his native village in Senegal before returning to Liverpool | talkSPORT.

Additionally, computers have been donated to the school, free sports equipment has been provided to local children, and 4G internet has been installed.

The Liverpool star reportedly struck a personal deal with Bayern after passing a physical on Tuesday and will soon sign a three-year contract at the Allianz Arena.

Sadio Mane returns to his native Anfield for a community match, and he brings Diouf with him!

The transfer price is expected to be approximately £35.1 million.