Excited Sadio Mane speaks after making first Bayern Munich appearance in four months
FootballSadio Mane Confident of a Massive Turnaround for Liverpool Despite Struggles After His Departure
- Sadio Mane believes Liverpool will be back to their best soon
- The Reds have struggled this season across all competitions
- Mane left the Merseyside club for Bayern Munich last summer
Sadio Mane remains optimistic Liverpool will have a good end to the campaign despite their troubled season so far.
The Senegalese forward left the Reds in the summer transfer window to join Bayern Munich after six successful seasons at Anfield.
Following his departure, the English giants have struggled and currently sit sixth on the Premier League table.
Liverpool are out of the FA Cup and are on the verge of elimination from the UEFA Champions League, following a 5-2 home defeat to Real Madrid.
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Mane returned from a four-month injury layoff last week and has been keeping an eye on his former club.
The 30-year-old forward believes Jurgen Klopp is the right man to lead the club back to its best.
"Liverpool will be back," Mane told Bild, as quoted by Sports Bible.
"I'm convinced they will overcome this situation. They had many injuries and tough tests, but Klopp is definitely the right man. He will lead Liverpool back up, from this season - the players love him."
Before leaving Liverpool, Mane was part of the team that won the domestic double of the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup and was the main man as the Reds reached last season's UEFA Champions League final.
Mane delighted after injury comeback
Sports Brief also reported on Mane making his injury comeback for Bayern Munich following a four-month injury layoff.
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FootballThe Senegalese forward cameoed as the Bavarians brushed aside title rivals, Union Berlin in the Bundesliga on February 26.
Mane, who replaced Kingsley Coman in the 65th minute, admitted to missing the game and said he was happy to be back.
Mane places sixth at awards
The 2022 FIFA The Best Awards on February 27 ended with arguably the greatest player of all-time, Messi winning the top prize.
Three African players were included in a list of the world's 15 best football players, including Senegal and Bayern star, Mane.
He placed sixth on the list, the highest by an African player at the 2022 awards, despite missing the World Cup in Qatar.