Football player Mamadou Niang
Career
Last Matches
Trophies
Transfer history
Questions
Nationality
SEN
Age
46
Height
178 cm
Position
Forward
Career
All club competitions
Season
Tournament
MP
G
A
YC
RC
AR
14/15
18
3
0
1
0
—
13/14
4
1
0
0
0
—
12/13
19
7
0
0
0
—
11/12
12
4
0
0
0
—
2011
3
0
0
0
0
—
10/11
2
0
0
0
0
—
MP
Matches played
G
Goals
A
Assists
YC
Yellow card
RC
Red card
AR
Average Rating
Last Matches
08.05.15
FT
Troyes
4
:
0
Arles
Troyes
4
Arles
0
-
01.05.15
FT
Arles
2
:
0
Creteil
Arles
2
Creteil
0
-
17.04.15
FT
Valenciennes
3
:
0
Arles
Valenciennes
3
Arles
0
-
03.04.15
FT
Niort
1
:
1
Arles
Niort
1
Arles
1
-
20.03.15
FT
Arles
0
:
0
Gazelec FC Ajaccio
Arles
0
Gazelec FC Ajaccio
0
-
13.03.15
FT
Chateauroux
1
:
2
Arles
Chateauroux
1
Arles
2
-
09.03.15
FT
Arles
2
:
4
Auxerre
Arles
2
Auxerre
4
-
03.01.15
FT
Red Star
2
:
1
Arles
Red Star
2
Arles
1
-
28.11.14
FT
Arles
0
:
2
Dijon
Arles
0
Dijon
2
-
21.11.14
FT
Clermont Foot
3
:
1
Arles
Clermont Foot
3
Arles
1
-
31.10.14
FT
Le Havre
2
:
0
Arles
Le Havre
2
Arles
0
-
28.10.14
FT
Reims
2
:
3
Arles
Reims
2
Arles
3
-
Trophies
Sheikh Jassem Cup
2014
Winner
Emir Cup
2014
Winner
QSL Cup
2013
2nd Place
Transfer history
Date
From
To
Type
Questions
What clubs has Mamadou Niang played for?
During the career, Mamadou Niang played for the following clubs: Marseille, Besiktas, Arles, and currently plays for Al Sadd.
How many goals and assists did Mamadou Niang have in season 14/15?
Ligue 2: goals - 2. Coupe de la Ligue: goals - 1.
What titles has Mamadou Niang won?
Sheikh Jassem Cup (Qatar) 2012, 2014
Emir Cup (Qatar) 2012, 2014
QSL Cup (Qatar) 2013
Cup (Qatar) 2012
AFC Champions League (Asia) 2011
Trophée des Champions (France) 2010
Süper Lig (Turkey) 2010
Ligue 1 (France) 2006, 2008, 2009
Coupe de la Ligue (France) 2009
Coupe de France (France) 2005, 2006
Emir Cup (Qatar) 2012, 2014
QSL Cup (Qatar) 2013
Cup (Qatar) 2012
AFC Champions League (Asia) 2011
Trophée des Champions (France) 2010
Süper Lig (Turkey) 2010
Ligue 1 (France) 2006, 2008, 2009
Coupe de la Ligue (France) 2009
Coupe de France (France) 2005, 2006
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