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Primes impayées et problèmes alimentaires : que se passe-t-il dans l'équipe du Sénégal ?

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By Babacar Faye, Neil Johnston Verified
| BBC Afrique
Lire uniquement le texte pour utiliser moins de données Crédit photo, Getty Images Légende image, Le Sénégal participe à sa quatrième Coupe du monde Article Information Author, Babacar Ndaw Faye Role, BBC Africa et Author, Neil Johnston Role, Journaliste de BBC Sport Published il y a 16 minutes Temps de lecture: 7 min Ce n'était pas censé se passer ainsi.
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Unpaid bonuses and food issues - what's going on inside Senegal camp?

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By Babacar Faye, Neil Johnston Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Senegal are appearing at their fourth World Cup ByBabacar Ndaw Faye, BBC Afrique and Neil Johnston, BBC Sport journalist Published 32 minutes ago It wasn't meant to be like this. Senegal arrived at their fourth World Cup with ambitions of going further than in 2002, when they marked their tournament debut by reaching the quarter-finals. Yet they are without a point after two games and in grave danger of exiting the competition at the first hurdle.
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Edouard Mendy: I went to Saudi for trophies, not money Original

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By Nizaar Kinsella Verified, Babacar Faye
| BBC Sport Verified
Senegal goalkeeper Edouard Mendy says criticism that he and other footballers chased money by moving to Saudi Arabia is wide of the mark. The 33-year-old left Chelsea for Al-Ahli in a £16million ($21.4m) deal in 2023, and in May the Afcon-winner helped his Saudi club win the Asian Champions League, making him among the first players to win both that competition and its European equivalent.
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