Al-Qadsiah sign Mohamed Sangaré from Manchester City

Al-Qadsiah have officially signed young Malian forward Mamadou Sangaré, known as Mohamed Sangaré, from Manchester City U21.

The club announced the signing through a video posted on its official account on X, confirming the reinforcement of its attacking line with a 19-year-old talent.

Sanjari has signed a four-season contract with Al-Qadsiah, becoming one of the young talents the club is relying on to strengthen the team in the upcoming phase.

The player hails from Mali and holds French nationality, having previously moved from the Paris Saint-Germain academy to Manchester City before embarking on a new experience in the Saudi Pro League.

Sanjari plays as a forward, and his signing is part of Al-Qadsiah's efforts to strengthen their attacking options with a young player who has the potential to develop over the coming years.

Reports indicate that the deal cost Al-Qadsiah around one million US dollars to acquire the services of the young Malian striker from Manchester City.

Sanjari's move to Al-Qadsiah marks a new step in his career after experiencing English football following a previous stint with Paris Saint-Germain.