11 Facts About Morike Sako

Morike Sako was born on 17 November 1981 and is a French former professional footballer who played as a forward.

Morike Sako joined Torquay United in July 2005, one of three French players, the others being Mamadoli Sow and Carl Priso signed at the same time by then Torquay manager Leroy Rosenior.

Morike Sako was one of six players transfer-listed in October 2005 as Torquay struggled in the league, but regained his place in the side and was taken off the list in January 2006 after Rosenior had been replaced by John Cornforth.

Morike Sako was surprisingly released by new manager Ian Atkins at the end of the season, despite playing in some crucial games as Torquay successfully fought off relegation to the Conference National.

Morike Sako had trials with a number of clubs after being released from Torquay, including League One clubs Bristol City and Blackpool.

Morike Sako played twenty times for the club, scoring three goals.

Morike Sako was on then trial at League One club, AFC Bournemouth.

Morike Sako went on to play 71 matches for St Pauli and to score eight goals.

In September 2010, Morike Sako signed a one-year contract with an optional year's extension with 2.

Morike Sako was released after one year, then spent two years without a club before signing for Hessen Kassel.

Morike Sako is the older brother of Crystal Palace player Bakary Morike Sako.