Mame Biram Diouf

Mame Biram Diouf, born on December sixteenth, nineteen eighty-seven, is a talented Senegalese professional footballer who currently plays as a striker for Ankara Keçiörengücü in the Turkish TFF First League.

Diouf began his football journey at Diaraf before making a significant move to Molde in two thousand seven. His debut season was remarkable, as he helped the team secure the Norwegian First Division title, leading to their promotion to the top tier of Norwegian football.

His impressive performances caught the attention of major clubs, and in two thousand nine, he signed with Manchester United. Diouf remained on loan at Molde until January two thousand ten, where he made an immediate impact by scoring on his home debut and contributing to the team's success in the League Cup final, although he was an unused substitute.

In January two thousand twelve, he transferred to Hannover, where he enjoyed a prolific spell, netting thirty-five goals in seventy-one appearances. Following this, he joined Stoke City on a free transfer in two thousand fourteen, where he spent six seasons, scoring twenty-five goals in one hundred fifty-seven matches before departing in the summer of twenty twenty.

On the international stage, Diouf made his debut for Senegal in two thousand nine during a friendly match against the DR Congo. He has since represented his country in the Africa Cup of Nations in two thousand fifteen and two thousand seventeen, as well as at the FIFA World Cup in two thousand eighteen.