Establishing yourself at FC Porto is not easy, and this Senegalese international would not say otherwise…
Defensive midfielder Mamadou Loum N’Diaye (3 caps), who arrived in Porto in January 2019 at the age of 22 with a nugget label, has failed to break through at the Dragões. Appearing only 23 times (1 goal) with the Portuguese club, the winner of the 2021 CAN and 2022 World Cup has been bounced around on loan for the last three seasons (Deportivo Alavés, Reading FC and
Al-Raed in Saudi Arabia).
His time at FCP nevertheless allowed him to enrich his list of achievements. The Lion was thus champion of Portugal in 2020 (6 matches played) and winner of the Portuguese Cup (4 matches) the same year.The assessment is nevertheless indisputable for the 1.93 meter colossus, now aged 27: he did not live up to expectations, and he is today clearly labelled as undesirable by the Portuguese team.
Towards an amicable termination?
According to our Portuguese colleagues atAnd she wasthe Senegalese was not selected by the new coach Vítor Bruno to carry out the pre-season, which started this Monday, July 1st. While the Lion is champing at the bit in the reserve team, the
FC Porto is looking for a solution that is suitable for both parties. In the event of an interesting offer, the Dakar native would pack his bags, even if an amicable termination of the contract seems the most likely outcome. Mamadou Loum is still tied to the Portuguese club until June 2025.
