Mane’s Mother Buttressed More on Her Son’s Move to Saudi Arabia, Video

• Sadio Mane's mother Satou Toure is happy that her son move to Saudi Arabia
• The former Liverpool star has been enjoying life since joining Al-Nassr from Bayern
• He is currently one of the best players since the start of the league this season

Sadio Mane’s mother, Satou Toure, has buttressed more on her son’s move to the Saudi Pro League in the summer.

The Senegalese international moved to the Middle East nation in the summer to join Al-Nassr from German Bundesliga side Bayern Munich for an undisclosed fee.

The former Liverpool star has settled into life in the Saudi Pro League and has since been one of the best players in the league alongside teammates Cristiano Ronaldo and Anderson Talisca.

Mane’s mother has been in the news speaking about his son’s move to Saudi Arabia since the deal was done, and in a recent viral video on social media, she opened up more about it.

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Toure claims that everybody in Saudi Arabia loves her son, coupled with his teammates and other clubs in the league.

"Everybody loves Sadio, his team, the other team & the whole population of Saudi Arabia," she said.

She also added that it was the best decision the former Southampton star has ever made in his life.

"I am so proud of Sadio, and this was the best decision of Mane's life and I am happy Allah led him this way," she added.

The former Bayern Munich winger has scored six goals in the Saudi pro league for Luis Castro's side, which is only bettered by Ronaldo’s impressive ten goals, according to Transfermarkt.

Mane would hope to continue his good start in Al-Nassr's next game against Istiqlol in the AFC Champions League.

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Sports Brief earlier reported that Sadio Mane's mother Satou Toure has spoken about her son's relationship with Portuguese veteran Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League.

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Since joining the Middle East club, the Senegal international has formed a great partnership with Ronaldo in Al-Nassr's attack.

After Al-Nassr's 2-1 win over Al Taee, she went further to say that she is optimistic that the Knights of Najd would win the Saudi Pro League this season.