Daouda Guindo, Néné Dorgeles and Mamady Diambou -

The 3 JMG Academicians Sign until 2025 with Red Bull Salzburg

Three academicians from the JMG Academy of Mali have signed up to 2025 with the Salzburg Red Bull club: Néné Dorgeles, Daouda Guindo and Mamady Diambou. All three natives of 2002 will start with the partner club of Red Bull Salzburg, FC Liefering, which plays in the Austrian second division. They will find their fellow academicians there, midfielder Mohamed Camara. We remember that academicians JMG Diadié Samassekou playing with TSG 1899 Hoffenheim and Amadou Haidara with RB Leipzig also started their career in Europe with Red Bull Salzburg. All three played in the Malian championship with FC Guidars

Mamady Diambou who plays in the defensive midfielder made this remark when questioned by the media:

“All young players dream of playing for big clubs. So this is a dream that has just come true for us and we give thanks to God after signing this first professional contract. We are here only a few days ago but already we are happy to note that Salzburg has a real policy for African players. What we see here is very motivating for the young players that we are. ”
Mamady Diambou

Sékou Seck nicknamed Backo had coached the three players in Mali’s junior national team and expressed his joy after the news broke and has no doubts that Néné Dorgeles, Daouda Guindo and Mamady Diambou will take up the challenge in Salzburg. said the former cadet coach. With the signing of the three former Guidars, Salzburg now has seven Malians in its ranks, therefore 6 academics trained at the JMG academy of BAMAKO: Sékou Koïta, Mohamed Camara, Youba Diarra, Mamadou Sangaré, Néné Dorgeles, Daouda Guindo and Mamady Diambou..

"These young people were with me at CAN 2018 in Dakar, it didn't work out for Mali, but I was very proud of the overall performance of the team. These children each have sufficient technical potential to make their mark in Salzburg. They have one quality that is often lacking in young people their age: courage on the job, "
Sékou Seck nicknamed Backo