Sadio Mane wins Bundesliga with Bayern Munich
Sadio Mane won the Bundesliga in his first season with Bayern Munich on Saturday.
The German champions retained the title for the 11th consecutive season, beating Koln in their last game of the season.
The African star joined the German side in 2022, leaving Liverpool, where he won a historic Premier League title in 2020.
The Bavarians narrowly won the title this season, edging Borussia Dortmund on goal difference.
Bayern garnered 71 points in 34 games, same with Dortmund but scored 92 goals, while Dortmund netted 83 goals.
2011/2012 was the last time another club won the Bundesliga.
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