Club Career
Faye started his career with hometown's ASC Diaraf, moving in 1996 to Portugal with União de Montemor (third division) alongside compatriot and teammate Fary Faye, and going on to remain in the country for the remainder of his career.
After helping F.C. Felgueiras finish fifth and seventh in consecutive second level seasons, he attracted the attention of Boavista F.C. in the top division, but could never be more than backup with the Porto outfit, barred by Portuguese international Ricardo first, then Cameroonian William Andem (also an international for his country) after the former left for Sporting Clube de Portugal in 2003.
Faye was further demoted to third-choice after Boavista signed Carlos Fernandes. His best league output consisted of eight games (seven starts, 12 goals conceded) in the 2004–05 season, as Boavista finished in sixth position, narrowly missing out on UEFA Cup qualification; aged nearly 37, he left the club and retired from football.
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