Maï Traoré, 26, has decided to leave England after several seasons and has reached an agreement with Sligo Rovers Football Club. The Irish club's management convinced the forward, who had also been approached by several European teams. After discussions that both parties considered positive, a principle agreement was reached and all contractual details were finalized. Maï Traoré concluded a transfer agreement with Sligo Rovers FC, a first division Irish club. The Guinean striker has already arrived in Ireland and is preparing with his new team for the upcoming season. According to a reliable source, Maï Traoré signed a two-year contract running until June 2028, with an additional year as an option. After an experience in England that was marked by tense relations with Notts County's management, Maï Traoré chose to relaunch his career in Ireland. The former Académie FC Alya player also successfully passed the medical examination. He made 1 appearance in League Two for Notts County in the 2025/2026 season. His current market value is €250k, according to Transfermarkt.