Senegal’s Football Federation president says the men’s national team doctor who has served for about 10 years is trained as a gynaecologist, not as a sports doctor. According to Channel NewsAsia, the federation president made the claim after learning about the doctor’s medical background. The report frames the disclosure as a surprise for the federation, prompting questions about the doctor’s qualifications for the role. A separate post on Reddit Sports similarly states that the federation president says the doctor’s training is in gynaecology rather than sports medicine, referencing the same incident and duration of service. Both accounts agree on the central point: the federation president publicly distinguishes the doctor’s original medical training as gynaecology and indicates that this differs from what is expected or assumed for the national team’s medical staff. However, neither account provides detailed verification of credentials, specific statements from the doctor, or further explanation of how the decision-making process for medical appointments has worked over the past decade.