Former
Real De Banjul prolific striker, Madi Fatty, has expressed his desire to
represent The Gambia in future international football.
Fatty
made this remark in an interview with Pointsports desk recently.
Fatty
said his dream is always to represent The Gambia in the international arena
when he was young, adding that his ambition is to play for The Gambia national
team in international football.
Fatty
revealed that he wants to continue his career in France or the Netherlands in
future when he leaves Niarry Tally in the Senegalese premier league.
The
former Gambia U-20 talisman is currently plying his trade with the Senegalese
premier league side Niarry Tally.
Fatty
was born in Serrekunda on 24 April 1996, and started his career with Black Pool
FC youth team, now called Serrekunda United, who are currently plying their
trade in the Gambian top flight league.
His
brilliant performance with the Serrekunda United attracted Real De Banjul to
sign him before his departure to the Senegalese premier league side.
Fatty
joined Serrekunda United in 2010 scoring two goals in his first match and 8
goals respectively to help his club climb to the first division.
Madi
continued his impressive goal-scoring record in the first division where he
scored 9 goals for Serrekunda United and netted his first- ever hat-trick
against Wallidan FC.
His
remarkable performances attracted the attention of bigger clubs in the country
like Real de Banjul and Gamtel to fight for his signature.
Fatty
signed for Real De Banjul in the 2013-2014 season where he notched in 7 goals
and 5 assists to his belt in his debut season and also inspired the city boys
to the country’s domestic league title as well as the Super Cup title.
Fatty
was part of the Gambia U-20 team that defeated Liberia 1-0 in the 2015 Africa
U-20 Youth Championship qualifiers played on 6 April 2014, in Monrovia.
Fatty
has netted 4 goals in nine games for Niary Tally in the Senegalese premier
league so far this season.
