Khady Diène Gaye breaks the silence: World Cup, Pape Thiaw's contract... The former Minister of Sports reveals all

Author: senenews.comPublished on: September 17, 2026Country: Senegal

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Khady Diène Gaye breaks the silence: World Cup, Pape Thiaw's contract... The former Minister of Sports reveals all

Khady Diène Gaye, former Minister of Sports, breaks her silence to address the controversies surrounding Senegal's participation in the World Cup. She also discusses the contract of Pape Thiaw, the former national team coach, providing details on the conditions of his engagement. This statement comes several months after debates regarding the management of the Lions and Thiaw's situation.

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