Pape Omar Faye

Pape Omar Fayé ( born January 1, 1987 in Louga ) is a former Senegalese football player, who played in Switzerland from 2005 to 2009.

Career

The prolific striker was initially at the clubs CSS Richard -Toll (Senegal) and Coton Sport Garoua (Cameroon) under contract. In 2005 Fayé signed the then Axpo Super League club FC Thun, where it was used for one season. For the season 2006/ 07, the young Senegalese temporarily changed for a year to FC Vaduz. In Liechtenstein club he scored twelve goals in 33 League game missions and played four UEFA Cup Qualifiers ( 2 goals).

2007 returned the U-21 national team of Senegal back to the Bernese Oberland. With the Thunern he rose at the end of a difficult season for the club in 2007/ 08 in the Challenge League from. The striker, who had until then been very popular with both the leaders, the team and the fans who remained an integral part of the team.

In the preliminary round of the 2009/10 season he scored for FC Thun in the Challenge League as many goals as you been in the last four years previously and led to the Topskorerliste the league, before he was suspended in November because of involvement in a betting fraud by the Association. The investigating authorities deemed not only a debt of Fayé proved - he himself had unpacked. In May 2010, the sentence was announced. Pape Omar Fayé (whose contract was terminated with FC Thun in the meantime) was the same as three former FC Gossau locked indefinitely, but at least for three years.

The Bernese Oberland club was this season Challenge League champions and rose to the Axpo Super League. In January 2011, Faye joined the Vietnamese V- League team Lam Sơn Thanh Hóa FC. In November, the Swiss Football Association applied for a worldwide suspension for Fayé, this was confirmed on 24 November 2011. He lives since the imposition of the global match suspension in the Senegalese Louga.

Achievements

2009/10 Challenge League champions with FC Thun