Two weeks ago during the Ballon d'Or ceremony, Mane also received France Football's inaugural Socrates Award, in recognition of his charity work in his native Senegal.
The Bayern Munich forward has built a public hospital and funded schools and families in his home village of Bambali in recent years, and also donated to the Senegalese National Committee to help fight the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mane, who is the reigning African Footballer of the Year, scored 23 goals in his final season as a Liverpool player whilst helping Senegal win their maiden Africa Cup of
Nations title, and has since produced nine goals and an assist in 16 competitive appearances for Bayern.
Mane signed for the Bundesliga champions after a successful seven-year spell at Liverpool.
The 30-year-old attacker enjoyed a mixed start to life in Germany but seems to have finally settled in the last two months.
Having helped Bayern qualify for the UEFA Champions League round of stages.