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Dakar, July 19 (APS) – Senegal's international referee Malang Diedhiou announced Thursday his decision to retire internationally with "immediate effect".
He made the revelation at a reception organized in honor of Senegalese referees who took part in the 2018 World Cup by the National Association of Football Referees of Senegal (ANAFS), at the Mess Circle. Officers, Dakar.
Diédhiou, one of the three Senegalese whistles who were in Russia, said he would ask the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) to inform CAF and FIFA.
In a statement received at the APS, the National Association of Football Referees of Senegal (ANAFS) explains that it wants, through its reception, to honor the Senegalese referees who participated in the World Cup 2018.
believes that the international referees Malang Diedhiou, Djibril Camara and El Hadj Malick Samba, as well as the physical trainer Mademba Mbacké, "have by the quality of their performances hailed by all during the world cup in Russia, honored our country, Senegal and the entire African continent. "
The Senegalese referee trio composed of Malang Diédhiou, Djibril Camara and El Hadj Malick Samba is the only African to have officiated during the competition. He has led three games, including the Belgium-Japan third round of finals (3-2).
Referees Malang Diédhiou and Djibril Camara, retained in the World Cup berth that ended Sunday with France's 4-2 win over Croatia, have been named reservists of the match Classification
This match was won by Belgium over England 2-0, on Saturday.
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