Prix Marc-Vivian Foé 2026, Mamadou Sangaré leaves Lens and joins Brentford
The midfielder from Mali had arrived in Ligue 1 last summer after a season and a half at Rapid Vienna
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The midfielder from Mali had arrived in Ligue 1 last summer after a season and a half at Rapid Vienna. Mali's midfielder Mamadou Sangaré, a revelation of the season with RC Lens and winner of the Marc-Vivien Foé RFI-France 24 award for the best African player in Ligue 1 in the 2025-2026 season, officially signed up Saturday, August 1st with Brentford, ninth of the English championship last season. As announced for several days, Mamadou Sangaré leaves the club and joins Brentford for an amount valued at 48 million euros according to L-Team information.
Furthermore, League 1: Mamadou Sangaré leaves RC Lens for nearly 50 million, a record for the Blood and Gold. A record start for England At the heart of the Lens game, Mamadou Sangaré quickly imposed himself as an indisputable holder and was quickly adopted by northern supporters. Lens, for his part, thanks the Malian international for this season "rich in emotions" and wishes him "the best in pursuing his career".
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The midfielder from Mali had arrived in Ligue 1 last summer after a season and a half at Rapid Vienna.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesMali's midfielder Mamadou Sangaré, a revelation of the season with RC Lens and winner of the Marc-Vivien Foé RFI-France 24 award for the best African player in Ligue 1 in the 2025-2026 season, officially signed up Saturday, August 1st with Brentford, ninth of the English championship last season.
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As announced for several days, Mamadou Sangaré leaves the club and joins Brentford for an amount valued at 48 million euros according to L-Team information.
according to Le ParisienLeague 1: Mamadou Sangaré leaves RC Lens for nearly 50 million, a record for the Blood and Gold.
according to Le ParisienA record start for England At the heart of the Lens game, Mamadou Sangaré quickly imposed himself as an indisputable holder and was quickly adopted by northern supporters.
according to RFI (français)Lens, for his part, thanks the Malian international for this season "rich in emotions" and wishes him "the best in pursuing his career".
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The midfielder from Mali had arrived in Ligue 1 last summer after a season and a half at Rapid Vienna.
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