Fanfulla have completed the signing of left winger Lamine N’Diaye on a free transfer from Sedriano, with the contract running from 10/12/2025 until 30/06/2026.
The 27-year-old, who holds both Italian and Senegalese nationality, joins the Lodi-based club after a short spell at Sedriano and continues a career spent largely in Italy’s lower divisions with stints in Spain. The move keeps N’Diaye in Italian football, with Fanfulla registered in a domestic competition listed as N/A, rather than seeing him return to play in either Italy or Senegal at a higher-profile level.
No transfer fee was involved in the deal, which has been recorded as a free transfer, and there is no current market valuation listed for the winger. His previous market value data shows fluctuations over the years, peaking at around €75,000 during spells with Lazio’s youth setup and later Tritium, but his latest status before joining Sedriano was listed at zero while he was without a club.
Born in Milan and standing at 1.83m, N’Diaye is a left-footed attacker whose main role is on the left wing. He arrives at Fanfulla after a nomadic recent period: from Certaldo to Tritium, then a spell out of contract, before signing for Legnano and subsequently Sedriano in early 2025. His switch to Fanfulla closes a particularly busy cycle that has seen him represent multiple Italian clubs in quick succession.
Earlier in his career, N’Diaye progressed through Renate’s youth ranks and featured for Inter Milan Primavera on loan, before a further temporary move to Lazio’s U20 side. A permanent transfer to Brescia followed, after which he left Italy for Spain with Marbella, then dropped to smaller Spanish sides such as UD Paiosaco-Hierros Añón and Almagro CF. He eventually returned to Italy with Foligno, Real Calepina, Castanese and then Tritium, underlining his experience across both Italian and Spanish lower leagues.
While the current data does not provide detailed recent match statistics, appearances or goal tallies for Sedriano or his other most recent clubs, N’Diaye’s repeated recruitment by Serie D and similar-level sides suggests he is valued for his attacking versatility and experience in semi-professional environments. His dual-national profile and early association with high-profile academies such as Inter and Lazio continue to make him a recognisable name within this level of Italian football.
There are no indications in the available information of imminent free agency following this move; the contract is confirmed for the current season at Fanfulla. As a result, attention will now turn to how effectively he can re-establish himself and potentially rebuild his market value.
For Fanfulla, the signing adds depth on the flanks with a player familiar with Italian football culture and lower-league demands. For N’Diaye, this confirmed move represents another opportunity to stabilise his career after several short-term stays and periods without a club, and it may yet provide a platform for a longer-term future in the Italian game if he performs consistently over the duration of his deal.
