Senegalese winger Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye extends Motor Lublin stay until 2028

Senegalese international Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye has committed his long-term future to Motor Lublin after agreeing to a contract extension that will keep him at the Polish club until 2028.

The 22-year-old attacker, who joined Motor Lublin on 28 January 2024, has quickly become an important figure in the squad since making the move from Teungueth FC. His impressive performances in Poland have convinced the club’s management to reward him with a new two-year extension, replacing his previous deal that was set to run until June 2026.

Since arriving in Lublin, Ndiaye has steadily established himself as a key option on the left wing, contributing both energy and attacking threat to the team. In 54 appearances for the Polish side, the Senegalese forward has scored 12 goals and provided one assist, underlining his growing influence in the club’s offensive play.

Motor Lublin view the contract renewal as an important step in maintaining stability within the squad while continuing to build a competitive team around some of its most promising talents. Ndiaye’s pace, direct dribbling and work rate have made him a valuable asset for the club since his arrival.

For the young Senegalese winger, the extension also represents an opportunity to continue his development in European football while strengthening his reputation on the international stage. By committing his future to Motor Lublin until 2028, Ndiaye will be hoping to build on his progress and play an even bigger role in the club’s ambitions in Polish football over the coming seasons.