Senegalese Footballers

Retained List tracks 16 Senegalese footballers with a combined weekly wage of approximately £1,694,451. Sadio Mané currently leads as the highest-paid Senegalese player at £769,231/week.

Verified October 2026

# Player Club Position Age Contract Weekly Wage
1 Sadio Mané Al-Nassr Forward 34 — £769,231
2 Kalidou Koulibaly Al-Hilal Defender 35 June 2027 £410,000
3 Idrissa Gueye Free Agent Midfielder 37 June 2026 £130,000
4 Ismaila Sarr Crystal Palace Forward 28 June 2029 £80,000
5 Pape Matar Sarr Tottenham Hotspur Midfielder 24 June 2030 £70,000
6 Cheikhou Kouyaté Free Agent Midfielder 36 June 2024 £65,000
7 Moussa Niakhaté Free Agent Defender 30 June 2025 £64,000
8 Habib Diarra Sunderland Midfielder 22 June 2029 £40,000
9 Bouna Sarr Free Agent Defender 34 June 2024 £31,220
10 Modou Kéba Cissé Aston Villa Defender 21 June 2031 £20,000
11 Eliezer Mayenda Free Agent Forward 21 June 2028 £15,000
12 El Hadji Malick Diouf Brentford Defender 21 June 2031 —
13 Ibrahim Mbaye Aston Villa Forward 18 — —
14 Iliman Ndiaye Manchester City Forward 26 June 2028 —
15 Nicolas Jackson Aston Villa Forward 25 — —
16 Nobel Mendy Hull City Defender — June 2031 —

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the highest-paid Senegalese footballer?

Sadio Mané is the highest-paid Senegalese footballer on Retained List, earning £769,231 per week at Al-Nassr.

How many Senegalese players are tracked on Retained List?

We track 16 senior Senegalese footballers across the leagues we cover. The count updates whenever a player's nationality or club changes.

What is the combined wage bill of Senegalese players?

The 16 Senegalese players in our database earn a combined £1,694,451 per week in published wages. Annualised, that is roughly £88,111,452.

Which clubs employ the most Senegalese players?

Club concentration varies by league and recruitment cycle. Filter the contract tracker by club, or scan the table above for the most common employers of Senegalese players.

Does this list include dual-nationality Senegalese players?

Players are tagged by the nationality recorded on their primary registration. Dual-national players appear under the nationality used by their senior international career, where applicable.