– Sadio Mane, Liverpool and Senegalese football star, has given back to his community as he built a school, mosque and community

– The football star is very much known for his sterling humility as he has been spotted performing so many humanitarian services

– Mane’s funds have gone into helping kids in Bambali, a place he spent most of his life in Senegal

Liverpool and Senegalese football star, Sadio Mane, has been giving back to the poor and his community as he builds a school, mosque and hospital in his country.

According to Mvslimfeed, he spent his holiday season to inspect the construction works that were going on the projects in Bambali.

Born in April 1992, he also plays for Senegal’s national football team. Bambali, where the works are going on, was the place he spent most of his life.

Aside from the building works, he is also giving funds to many humanitarian projects, some of which had gulped $250,000 (N90,375,000)

According to the same media, Mane is a very humble person and was seen some time ago cleaning the toilet in a Liverpool mosque to improve the place’s hygiene condition for all worshipers.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Mane, against all odds, was becoming a bigger revelation in football despite coming from a local Senegalese community – all thanks to his stellar rise and humility.

Recently, the 27-year-old star was spotted in a viral video where he was helping the bus assistants offload packs of bottled water from the national team bus.

Though there was no proof to show when the video was made, Senegal’s national team seemed to be going for a football match when the incident happened.

One of the highlights of the video was when the Liverpool forward came down from the bus and helped offload the goods down into the dressing room as his teammates fancifully walked by.