Senegal govt and football federation dispute over Baba Thiam contract
The Senegalese football is facing an economic and administrative crisis after the government refused to take on its commitments towards the national team coach, Bab Thiaw. He had signed a three-year contract during the World Cup, which included a monthly salary of around 46,000 euros and a signing bonus of 183,000 euros; however, the contract was not officially ratified by the state, thereby denying its responsibility to pay those dues. As a result, the Senegalese Football Federation is now responsible for settling the payments if they wish to continue with the coach, and Thiaw's future remains uncertain as it awaits a solution that satisfies all parties.
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