Bayern Star Leroy Sane’s Father Makes Amazing Shirt Offer to New Signing Sadio Mane

• Leroy Sane's father Souleymane Sane has said that his son won't have a problem with relinquishing the number 10 jersey if Sadio Mane wants it
• Mane joined Bayern Munich on a three-year deal after a trophy-laden spell at Liverpool
• The 30-year-old wore the number 10 jersey at Liverpool and also wears it for his national side, Senegal

Sadio Mane has been offered the number 10 shirt at Bayern Munich by Leroy Sane's father. Sane is the current wearer of the historic shirt at the club.

Mane recently completed his move from Liverpool to put to paper a three-year contract at Bayern. The deal was worth approximately 35 million euros to bring to an end his six-year stay at Liverpool.

The Senegalese forward first wore number 19 at Liverpool when he joined them from Southampton. He was then handed number 10 by head coach Jurgen Klopp when Phillipe Coutinho left to join Barcelona. He also wears the same number for his national side.

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Bayern Munich head coach Julian Nagelsmann will have to solve the conundrum of Mane's new number. But Sane's father has already weighed in on the matter, saying that Mane deserves the number 10 shirt.

Souleymane Sane was speaking to Radio Futurs Media as quoted by Daily Mail.

Sadio Mane is known for the number 10 at Liverpool and the national team – while at Bayern my son wears it.

If Sadio wants the number 10, I'm certain there would be no problem. Leroy to give it to him.

Sane donned the number 10 shirt immediately when he joined Bayern Munich. Club legend Arjen Robben had just left the club and consequently the number.

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The winger completed his move from Liverpool to Bayern Munich after signing a three-year deal with the Bavarians.

In a photo posted on Twitter, the AFCON winner's name was lighted brightly around the iconic Allianz Arena stadium in Germany to welcome the forward.