According to Footmercato, Sarr pushed for a move to Liverpool this summer, but Crystal Palace refused to let him leave, and he ultimately remained with the club. Following this, Sarr's agent Diomansy Kamara posted on social media, criticizing the way African players are often treated as commodities.

Kamara wrote: "The situations of Sarr and Lamine Camara give us cause for reflection. We must break free from this logic: African players sometimes give the impression of being mere commodities – buy him, set a price, negotiate his future – while their wishes are often sidelined.

Our African players deserve respect. Respect for their efforts. Respect for their careers. Respect for their ambitions. Respect for their voices. A transfer should not be merely a transaction between two clubs and a series of figures. Behind every contract is a person, a career, dreams, and life choices.

Clubs sometimes have the final say; that is the reality of professional football. But the question remains: how should a player's career and wishes be treated? When deciding their future, players must be heard and must be respected. Do not forget the most important point: behind every success, it is ultimately the player who writes the story."

Traduit par IA.

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