Sadio Mane, the star of Al-Nasr, was subjected to fierce criticism regarding his level with the Saudi team, and he was even described as still a shadow of the legendary star and his colleague in the global attack, Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Mane and Ronaldo are currently playing in Al-Nasr, and despite the modest results and the team’s successive exit from tournaments, they are having a very good season, as the former scored 12 goals, while the latter tops the scorers list with 29 goals.
The former Egyptian star, Mohamed Zidane, described Mane’s level with Al-Nasr as deteriorating and he justified this with the team’s way of playing that never served him well, comparing his situation to that of his previous one with Liverpool.
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He said to Al Arabiya: “Mane was great with Liverpool, but his technical level declined and his tragedy began when he moved to Bayern Munich and then Al-Nasr. Despite his improvement with the Saudi team, he can never be compared to his version with the English team. He is better than he was in Germany, but he is still less than he was.” “With Liverpool and with the Senegal national team, I think he is still a shadow of Cristiano Ronaldo.”
He continued, “Al-Nasr’s way of playing does not serve it well because it depends entirely on Ronaldo and not as was the case with Liverpool, where the player was an attacking winger sharing attacking roles with Salah.”
