Former PSG Player Makes Shocking Admission About Sadio Mané at Liverpool

• Former France international José Karl-Pierre Fanfan has revealed that Senegal forward Sadio Mané is unhappy at Liverpool
• The former PSG and Rangers defender insists Mané's gestures when he scores a goal is indicative of his current situation
• Sadio Mané has been in phenomenal form for the Reds this season as Liverpool are in running for the Premier League and UEFA Champions League titles

José Karl-Pierre Fanfan, a former France and Paris Saint Germain defender, has disclosed that Liverpool's treatment of forward Sadio Mané has made the Senegalese unhappy.

The ex-Rangers player believes the Africa Cup of Nations winner is being treated second to Egyptian forward Mohammed Salah.

Speaking on Les Garndes Bouches on Canal, José Karl-Pierre Fanfan revealed Mané might leave the club in the summer to somewhere he will be appreciated.

"There's a change. And so if there is change it is because there is a reason. The reason we do not know, but we note the change. He goes on to focus emotionally on the player," he said as quoted by 13 Football.

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“When you play football, it's to convey emotions and experience them. Him (Sadio Mané) he scores, he has to be happy but we can see that he is containing himself.

“He is in the middle of contract negotiations and he sees that the choice, in any case financially, is made on the side of Mo Salah. Maybe he's also starting to get a little tired of being considered Salah's lieutenant."

Sadio Mané has scored 13 goals in the Premier League this season, and was on target as the Reds salvage a point against leaders Manchester City.

He also netted in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals to give the Kops the advantage ahead of tonight's game.

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The Senegal forward was on target as Liverpool thrashed Benfica in Portugal to take a giant step towards the semi-final of the UEFA Champions League.

After the game, Mané posted a photo of him and the Dutch center back emphasizing they will be friends forever despite the big game which awaits them at the World Cup.