Mahamadou Sangare poised for Saudi move after ending Manchester City spell
Mahamadou Sangare is set to continue his career in Saudi Arabia after reportedly joining Al Qadsiah, bringing his brief spell in England to an end.
The 19-year-old Franco-Malian forward is understood to have left Manchester City after just one season with the club. His move to Al Qadsiah was revealed by insider Ahmed, who reported that Sangare will play for the Saudi Arabian club during the current campaign.
Sangare had been linked with a departure from Manchester City this summer, and the reported transfer now marks the next stage in his development. The young attacker was trained at Paris Saint-Germain before moving to Manchester City last summer.
His time in England has therefore come to an early conclusion, with Al Qadsiah offering him the opportunity to continue his career in the Saudi Arabian league. The deal remains presented as a report from insider Ahmed rather than a formal announcement detailed by the source.
The development is the latest African transfer story tracked by Africafoot through its dedicated live mercato feed. The service follows rumours and official developments involving African players throughout the summer transfer window, including moves involving footballers based outside the continent.
For Sangare, the reported switch represents a change of country, club and football environment at a pivotal point in his career. Having come through the Paris Saint-Germain academy and then transferred to Manchester City last summer, he is now expected to wear Al Qadsiah’s colours this season.
The move also ends the England chapter that began with his arrival at Manchester City. At 19, Sangare remains at an early stage of his senior career, but his path has already taken him through two prominent clubs before this reported move to Saudi Arabia.
Al Qadsiah are consequently set to become the latest club in Sangare’s career, while the player prepares to continue his development away from England. The available information identifies the club as his destination and confirms that he is expected to feature in the Saudi Arabian league this season.
Africafoot’s report places the transfer among the notable developments of its 30 August 2026 news feed. Sangare’s departure follows the summer speculation surrounding his future and signals the end of his stay at Manchester City, with his next colours expected to be those of Al Qadsiah.
