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Reactions after Sadio Mane decides not to hold a beer in Bayern Munich’s traditional photoshoot
Fans have started reacting after Sadio Mane decided not to hold a beer in Bayern Munich football club’s traditional photoshoot because of his religion.
The former Liverpool football club star is a devoted Muslim and he has always been a role model to many people around the world because of his behaviour on and off the pitch.
Bayern Munich football club always have their traditional beer photoshoot every year, and all the players must hold beer during the photoshoot, except those who decide not to do so because of their personal reasons.
As a devoted Muslim, Senegal national team star Sadio Mane chose not to hold a beer in Bayern Munich’s traditional photoshoot, and he looks so happy in the picture.
Sadio Mane has been in an astonishing form for Bayern Munich football club since joining them from English Premier League giants Liverpool football club this summer transfer window, and he has been scoring goals for fun for the club, and his excellent performance has also helped the team to move to the top spot of the German Bundesliga League table.
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