Demba Diakhate has left Al-Sarhan SC and is now a free agent after his contract with the Jordanian Pro League side came to an end on 21 November 2025, according to registration data from Transfermarkt. The 32-year-old Senegalese centre-forward has formally joined the global pool of unattached players, with his new status listed as “Without Club”.
The move brings Diakhate’s spell in Jordan to a close and confirms he is no longer tied to any professional team. The transfer record shows a standard registration change from Al-Sarhan SC to “Without Club”, with no transfer fee involved and no new contract end date registered, underlining that this is a straightforward expiry rather than a sale. With no market value currently recorded and no details of a new employer, the striker is now free to negotiate with interested clubs as a free agent.
Diakhate’s departure also ends his most recent chapter outside his home country of Senegal. While his club history in the data is limited to his time with Al-Sarhan SC in the Jordanian Pro League, the move away from the club highlights a career path that has taken him abroad and away from domestic Senegalese football. As a centre-forward, his primary role has been through the middle of the attack, and he is listed as an out-and-out striker rather than a wide or deeper forward option.
The official records do not provide detailed season statistics, appearances, or recent match-by-match performances for Al-Sarhan SC, and there is no breakdown of opponents, scorelines or individual contributions such as goals or assists. Likewise, there is no information in the data on previous clubs before Al-Sarhan SC, nor any figures for total career goals or games played. The absence of a current market value and transfer fee in the registration further underlines that this is a contract conclusion rather than a negotiated sale or high-profile move.
Even with the sparse statistical picture, Diakhate’s profile is clear in a few key respects: he is a 32-year-old Senegalese national, operates as a centre-forward, has experience playing in the Jordanian Pro League and is now available on a free transfer. There are no details in the record about international caps or involvement with Senegal’s national set-up, and he is listed as having no club-level national team affiliation at present.
With his registration now officially showing “Without Club”, the next phase of Diakhate’s career will depend on whether interest emerges from clubs either in Jordan, back in Senegal or elsewhere. At 32, he is entering what is often considered the latter stage of a forward’s playing days, but being unattached gives him flexibility to sign outside traditional transfer windows in leagues that permit it. Where he lands next will determine whether his time abroad continues or whether he returns closer to home, and it will shape the final chapters of a career that has already taken him beyond Senegal’s borders.
