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Senegal’s World Cup campaign clouded by unpaid bonuses, food complaints and coach dispute
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First reported by N12 · Jun 20, 2026
What happened
Senegal’s World Cup campaign is being disrupted by reports of unpaid bonuses, food complaints and contract uncertainty around coach Pape Thiaw. After a 3-1 loss to France, the team faces Norway while the federation tries to contain unrest in camp.
- 01Senegal lost 3-1 to France and must beat Norway to stay alive.
- 02Players reportedly have not received promised bonuses.
- 03Some squad members are ordering outside food because they dislike the hotel meals.
- 04Coach Pape Thiaw is said to have no new contract and five months of unpaid wages.
- 05Federation officials are accused of traveling with family and companions on federation funds.
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