Mame Biram Diouf Senegalese footballer, striker Date of Birth: 16.12.1987 Country: Senegal

1. Early Life and Career in Senegal
2. Transfer Speculation and Molde Success
3. Move to Manchester United
4. Debut and Loan Spell at Blackburn Rovers
5. Return to Manchester United and Move to Hannover
6. Goal for Stoke City and International Debut
7. Honors

Early Life and Career in Senegal

Born in Senegal, Mame Biram Diouf began his football journey with the local club, Diaraf. In 2007, he made a significant step in his career by joining the Norwegian club, Molde.

Transfer Speculation and Molde Success

Over the next two years, Diouf's impressive performances caught the attention of several European clubs, including Arsenal and West Bromwich Albion. In 2009, he made waves by scoring a remarkable four goals in the first 27 minutes of a match against Brann.

Move to Manchester United

Diouf's exceptional form led to intense transfer speculation, and in July 2009, English giants Manchester United secured his services. However, Diouf remained with Molde until January 2010, when he officially joined the Premier League club.

Debut and Loan Spell at Blackburn Rovers

In his debut for Manchester United, Diouf made an immediate impact, scoring a crucial goal in a league match against Burnley. Later that year, he embarked on a season-long loan spell at Blackburn Rovers, where he continued to showcase his goal-scoring abilities with a hat-trick in the League Cup.

Return to Manchester United and Move to Hannover

Diouf returned to Manchester United in 2011 but made limited appearances. In 2012, he sought a fresh start by signing for German club Hannover 96.

Goal for Stoke City and International Debut

In 2014, Diouf joined English club Stoke City and marked his arrival with a goal against Manchester City. Concurrently, he made his international debut for Senegal in 2009 and scored his first goal for the national team the following year.

Honors

While at Manchester United, Diouf lifted the League Cup trophy in 2010.