SADIO MANE looked after international team-mate Ismaila Sarr when he arrived in England – but it came back to bite him.
Footage shows him helping out the Watford man just two months before he scored two against Liverpool to shatter their dream of an invincible season.
Sadio Mane told the Watford stars to ‘take care’ of Ismaila Sarr
Sarr was the star of the show as Nigel Pearson’s side climbed out of the relegation zone with a win over the league leaders.
Mane has looked out for his Senegal team-mate since he switched to the Premier League from Stade Rennais last summer.
Footage has resurfaced online of Mane chatting about the Senegalese star after Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Watford in December.
In the clip, he is seen telling the Watford’s players to “take care” of Sarr.
He said: “Take care of my boy, yeah. He’s shy boy, shy boy.
“He just needs to speak English, he’s working on it. He’s a good boy.”
In response to the viral clip, one fan angrily said: “F*** sake Sadio.”
Another added: “Hope he looks out for Mane now.”
And one Twitter user said: “Hope he looks out for Mane now.”
Just three months later, the 22-year-old has single-handedly crushed Liverpool’s hope of ending the season unbeaten.
Sarr has scored five goals in 18 appearances in the Premier League this season.
Sadio Mane was caught on camera talking about his international team-mate
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
