He’s a defender who made his way into the spotlight after joining Djoliba AC in 2012, marking a key chapter in his career. Before that, he had already spent five solid years playing for Maghreb Fez, honing his skills and building experience. But even before all that fame, he first stepped onto the professional stage with AS Bamako back in 2003—a moment that set the tone for what was to come. He was born in Bamako, Mali, and it’s safe to say that from early on, the city played a big role in shaping his journey. His path wasn’t instant, but through persistence and dedication, he carved out a name for himself. He’s someone who truly grew into his role, and over time, he became known as a reliable presence on the field. His story is one of steady progress, starting locally and eventually gaining recognition across clubs. He’s proof that patience and hard work can lead to lasting success in football.