During the November international break, Senegal faced difficulties securing a second friendly match after the game against Brazil, with several teams declining to face the Lions due to their high standing. Only Kenya accepted to play, resulting in a match scheduled for December 13 in Dakar, which will serve as a farewell match before the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN). The Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) announced this last friendly, highlighting its importance for team cohesion and national pride. Meanwhile, Senegal's recent friendly against Kenya in Turkey saw a dominant 8-0 victory, setting a record for their largest win in history. Young winger Ibrahim Mbaye, aged 17 and playing for PSG, made a spectacular debut, contributing directly to four goals with two assists, a penalty won and scored, and a goal himself. Mbaye's performance was part of a broader team effort involving stars like Sadio Mané, Nicolas Jackson, and others. Additionally, Moussa Niakhaté, a key defender for OL, was a substitute in the match, having recently played a full game against Brazil. The team’s preparation continues with a focus on finalizing their squad and building team spirit ahead of the upcoming tournament.