Malick Dieng: Senegalese attacking midfielder joins Tadamon Sour from Racing Beirut

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Malick Dieng: Senegalese attacking midfielder joins Tadamon Sour from Racing Beirut

Malick Dieng has joined Lebanese Premier League side Tadamon Sour, with the Senegalese attacking midfielder moving from Racing Beirut.

Dieng, 21, completed the switch on 17 September 2026. The move takes him to Tadamon Sour, where he will wear the number 17 shirt.

Born in Rufisque, Senegal, on 1 May 2005, Dieng has been registered as an attacking midfielder. He is right-footed and stands 1.77 metres tall.

His move from Racing Beirut to Tadamon Sour brings a change of club within Lebanon. Racing Beirut is listed as his previous club, while Tadamon Sour becomes his new team in the Lebanese Premier League.

Dieng’s preferred role places him behind the forward line, where he can operate in an attacking midfield position. His profile identifies midfield as his main area, with attacking midfield as his specific position.

The transfer was recorded on 17 September, the same date on which Dieng joined Tadamon Sour. He is now part of the club’s squad for its campaign in Lebanon’s top flight.

Dieng’s listed market value is €25,000. No transfer fee has been included as part of the move.

The agreement adds a Senegalese player to Tadamon Sour’s squad and marks Dieng’s arrival at the club at the age of 21. His nationality, position and playing-foot preference form the main details of his profile as he begins this new stage in Lebanon.

Dieng’s arrival also represents a direct move from Racing Beirut to another Lebanese Premier League club. The transfer places him at Tadamon Sour after his time with Racing Beirut and gives the club a new option in attacking midfield.

His registration with Tadamon Sour is dated 17 September 2026, and he is listed as a member of the club’s current squad. The move is now complete, with Dieng officially representing the Lebanese side.

Malick Dieng has completed his move from Racing Beirut to Tadamon Sour.

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