Ganago Dedicates Goal Against PSG To Deceased Daughter

In recent weeks, the football world learned of the death of Chloé Ganago, at the age of five.

The daughter of the FC Nantes striker, who died from malaria, has since been honored on some Ligue 1 grounds, especially during the meeting between Lens and Nantes.

Author of his first team’s second goal in their 4-2 defeat on Saturday evening, Ignatius Ganago returned to the death of Chloé in post match remarks.

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“Every day, before going to training, it’s complicated to get up. Knowing that the person you loved the most in the world is gone But, once I’m in training, it changes me a bit. To communicate with teammates, to experience what you love.

“These are unique moments for me. I’m happy to do this job because it really changes my mind. I have to accept this situation, but I will never forget it. I must move forward. Now all my goals will always be for her. My daughter was a burst of energy. She was always happy. I hope she will be proud of me and that I will score a lot of goals for her.” said the former RC Lens striker