Dame Diouf

Dame Diouf (born 31 March 1978 in Dakar ) is a Senegalese football player.

Career

Diouf has grown up in the Senegalese capital Dakar. He first played for U.S. Gorée (Senegal). In his youth he moved to Rennes in France. About the FC 08 Homburg, SV Wilhelmshaven and the amateurs of Werder Bremen, he made ​​the jump to Hannover 96, where he managed to carve out with his team in 2002 in the Bundesliga. The consequences of a stranglehold against National player Sebastian Kehl in the match against Dortmund on 5 October 2002, which led to a four-week ban, and a torn ACL, which he suffered in January 2003 during the training camp, threw him back far. Overall, he only came to 6 Bundesliga appearances. Diouf was loaned to second-division VfL Osnabrück, changed again to Hannover 96 Because he could not prevail there, Diouf joined the third division SV labor, then to the Oberliga VfB Hüls, Arminia Hannover and Holstein Kiel. In January 2008, Dame Diouf signed a contract with at SV Meppen, who played in the Oberliga Nord. From August to December 2012 played Diouf at Kempten SV Cambodunum, followed half a year at FC Isny. Since July 2013 he now wears the jersey of the district league climber DJK -SV East Memmingen.