Sadio Mane keeps putting his country on the world map with his simple and patriotic lifestyle.

Few days after his multi-million dollar move to Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, the highest paid African player at the moment, was spotted rocking a Senegalese made watch before the game against Al-Shorta in the Arab Club Champions Cup.

The home-made watch, designed by Gaindé collection, had symbols of Senegalese culture encrypted around it.

In a photo shared on social media, Mane is seen proudly wearing the time piece as he walks into the changing room for their epic semi-final encounter.

The former Bayern Munich forward starred for Al Nassr as they defeated the Iraqi champions to reach the final of the competition. Mane won the penalty which was converted by Cristiano Ronaldo.

“Here we go,” wrote the 31-year-old on Instagram after Wednesday’s victory.

The 2019 UEFA Champions League winner will face compatriot Kalidou Koulibaly’s Al Hilal in the final of the King Salman Cup on Saturday in Jeddah.

Mane shines in Al Nassr win

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Sadio Mane has wasted no time in settling at his new club, Al-Nassr, following his swashbuckling display in the semi-final of the Arab Club Champions Cup.

The former Liverpool and Bayern Munich winger played a pivotal role as the Cristiano Ronaldo-led side pipped Iraqi champions, Al-Shorta, to reach the competition’s final.

The 31-year-old Senegalese star won the Saudi Arabian outfit a penalty, which was converted by Ronaldo to secure their place in the last round on Saturday.

Koulibaly sends Mane message

Kalidou Koulibaly is looking forward to the final of the Arab Club Champions Cup between Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr on August 12.

The former Chelsea defender played a pivotal role in his club’s journey to the last round of the competition and has vowed to give it his all.

With Koulibaly set to meet his Senegalese teammate, Sadio Mane, and veteran, Cristiano Ronaldo, the 31-year-old remains unfazed.