Former Senegal forward Yoro Lamine Ly died on Sunday at the Idrissa Pouye Hospital after a short illness.
The 37-year-old developed his talent in Niarry Tally, where coaches discovered him and guided the early stages of his career.
He earned his only senior appearance for Senegal in 2010 when he faced Mexico in an international friendly, a moment that gave him national recognition.
Lamine Ly launched his professional journey in Senegal before he moved abroad in search of new opportunities.
He began his European career in Armenia and left a strong legacy at Shirak Gyumri FC.
Supporters and coaches admired his consistency and commitment throughout his seasons with the club.
He later continued his career across several countries. He played for Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv in Israel, joined Boavista in Portugal, moved to BFC Daugavpils in Latvia, and signed for Ilves Tampere in Finland.
His travels across Europe shaped a career filled with experience, adaptation, and resilience.
Friends, teammates, and coaches often highlighted his seriousness, humility, and determination.
They valued his discipline and intelligence on the pitch, and they respected the work ethic that guided his approach to every team he represented.
Yoro Lamine Ly leaves behind a reputation built on professionalism, effort, and respect.
He earned admiration in every club he joined and created lasting memories throughout his football journey.
