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Place of Birth: Bamako, Mali
About Mamady Sidibé
- Mamady Sidibé (born 18 December 1979) is a Malian former footballer who played as a forward. Sidibé moved from his native Mali to France when he was two years old.
- After playing football for a number of lower French league sides he joined Swansea City in 2001.
- He spent a single season at the Welsh club before signing for Gillingham.
- After three and a half years in Kent Sidibé rejected an offer of a new contract and joined Stoke City in July 2005 on a free transfer. He went on to become a key member of Tony Pulis's first team and helped the club gain promotion to the Premier League in 2008.
- His career at Stoke was disrupted from 2010 by a serious Achilles tendon injury, which recurred after his return and was then compounded by a knee dislocation, in total keeping him out of first-team football for more than two years.
- After his return, Sidibé spent time out on loan at Sheffield Wednesday and Tranmere Rovers before his contract at Stoke ended in May 2013.
- He then briefly joined Bulgarian side CSKA Sofia, before retiring from professional football in 2015.
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