Alassane També

També started playing football in the streets of Villepinte, city of Paris Île-de-France region. He developed many qualities required in football and then started his youth football career playing for his hometown club Villepinte Football Club. After defending the colours of Villepinte FC he joined PSG aged of 11. Years after years in PSG academy he established himself as a leader of his generation being captain from U11 until U17 having teammate such as Chris Mavinga, Loïck Landre and Gianelli Imbula.

During the season 2008/2009 Alassane També signed aged of 17 a three-year professional deal with PSG and became at the time the youngest player to sign a professional contract for PSG. També said "It means a lot for me to sign my first contract with Paris Saint-Germain. It's also great that the club is looking after their youth players. To sign at just 17 years of age a pro contract is simply fantastic, my dream came true but it's only the start for me. I have to keep on working and continue my development."[2] Alassane També played over 30 games with the reserve team, despite training with the first team he only played friendlies and the first team manager Antoine Kombouaré finally picked him up with the first team squad for the Ligue 1 home game against Stade Brestois 29. With the arriving of Qatar Investment Authority with Nasser Al-Khelaifi appointed as chairman, the club dimension changed and established world class player arrived which made almost impossible for També the chances to play more official games with the first team. He failed to make a third appearance for PSG and in January 2012 També left the club for Belgian side KV Kortrijk.[3]

També made his debut for KV Kortrijk on 4 February 2012 which finished 0-0 with També playing the full 90 minutes. His second game for Kortrijk came in a 2-2 draw against Mons and yet again, També played the full 90 minutes. He played and started most of the games during that season helping the team to reach the 2012 Belgian Cup Final against Lokeren in a 1-0 defeat in King Baudouin Stadium.KV Kortrijk managed to make it to the play off where També also played all the games and got stopped by an ankle injury against Royal Standard de Liège which put him off the pitch for two month. Despite the injury at the end, Alassane's first season at the club remain positive. The season 2012/2013 started very well for També, he played all the games of the Belgian Pro League early in the season and then slowly started on the bench. He made few appearances during the season and failed to regain the manager's confidence. 2013/2014 started like it ends for També, and the situation became worst when he wasn't making any appearances with the first team despite be in the squad. He then requested to leave the club to get more time of play.

També joined Royal Antwerp in January 2014 on a 6-month loan.

Alassane joined Royal Antwerp on loan requested by the former Chelsea and Netherland legend Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink. The Dutchman now manager at the club played Alassane every games of the second part of the season and made of Alassane one of his main player saying : "Alassane is a fantastic player, very professional and dedicated to his football. A real fighter on the pitch that always fight for his mates". Despite his good personal performances, the club failed to qualify for the promotion's play off finishing at the 7th place. Alassane's loan finished at the end of May and then he returned to KV Kortrijk where the manager Hein Vanhaezebrouck left replaced by his assistant Yves Vanderhaeghe.

In February 2015, Alassane signed a four-and-a-half year deal with Genoa.[4]

On 13 July 2016, Alassane joined Primeira Liga team Tondela on a one-year deal.[5]