Malick Mane to be cut from Mariners after failing to settle in A-League Senagalese forward Malick Mane appears to have played his last game for the Central Coast after being granted a release on compassionate grounds. Malick Mane has been released by the Mariners after failing to settle in Australia. WHILE Malick Mane was understandably disappointed when told he would be substituted during the FFA Cup semi-final against Adelaide United, the Mariners deny the Senegalese forward swore at any of his teammates. The 26-year-old, on loan from Swedish club IFK Goteborg, last week requested a release from the Central Coast club citing personal issues related to not settling in Australia. Mane has a partner and young baby in Senegal and, after meeting with the player, the Mariners are "open to releasing Mane from his loan spell in Australia on compassionate grounds." No paperwork has been finalised yet. Full match replay on Melbourne City's clash with Central Coast Mariners at AAMI Park. Mane was heard saying "you're s. t" in the dressing room, but the Mariners insist he was speaking to himself out of frustration. Mané did express his disappointment at being told of his impending substitution in the change rooms in Adelaide, but did not direct anything towards his teammates, the coaching staff, or club. Mane is expected to return to Sweden and the Mariners have stated they will support him until his playing future in resolved. The striker has played just three games for the Mariners and was left out of the squad that earned a 2-2 draw at Melbourne City. Originally published as Mariners to cut Malick Mane