Sadio Mane is one of the most talented footballers in the world, and he has been a key player for Liverpool since joining the club in 2018. However, his recent move to Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr has raised questions about his attacking efficiency.

One of the main reasons why Mane moved to Al Nassr was to play more regularly than he had been able to under Jurgen Klopp. He has always been a prolific goalscorer, but he struggled to find the back of the net during his time at Liverpool under Klopp. Under new manager Eduardo Berizzo, however, Mane seems to be thriving.

Berizzo has praised Mane's work-rate and his ability to create chances for his teammates, which have led to him scoring seven goals and providing five assists in just six appearances for Al Nassr so far this season. Mane also appears to be enjoying life in Saudi Arabia,Primeira Liga Hotspots where he has become a popular figure among fans and media alike.

However, there are concerns that Mane's attacking efficiency may not match what he has achieved at Liverpool. While he scored 54 goals in 97 appearances for Liverpool, his goal-scoring rate has dropped to just 0.66 goals per game in his two seasons with Al Nassr. This could be due to the fact that Mane is playing in a different league and against different opponents, or it could simply be down to his fitness levels being affected by his long journey from England to Saudi Arabia.

Overall, while Mane's attacking efficiency at Al Nassr is impressive, it remains to be seen whether he can maintain his form over the long term. Whatever the outcome, it will be interesting to see how Mane performs in the coming months and whether he can continue to impress at the highest level.

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