Liverpool star forward Sadio Mane donated £41,000 to help fight coronavirus in his country Senegal.
Mane, 27, has been one of the standout players in world football this season with 18 goals and 12 assists for Liverpool.
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But with their Premier League title charge put on hold – at least until April 4 but likely for longer – Mane is still delivering the goods.
As of Tuesday, Senegal has had 27 confirmed cases of coronavirus.
However, it is understood two of those people have made a full recovery.
Liverpool have not had any positive tests for Covid-19 but players are following personal training programmes at home with the Melwood training ground closed as a precaution.
Mane’s donation – equal to around 30 million CFA francs – is the latest in a string of selfless acts from the Reds star.
The 2019 UEFA Champions League winner star was filmed lugging water bottles off the Senegal team bus in November.
He donated £200,000 to help build a school in his home country earlier in 2019 – having already paid to build a hospital.
During the summer break, he then made sure work was going ahead as he flew to Senegal to check on the school’s progress.
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amd our old men are daily asking for 27yrs old pledge, forgotten the other area the NFA have help them, apart from paying them during there playing time, NFA still gave some coaching opportunity in super eagle. Am not saying its good to pledge and fail, but enough of the noise i beg.