Regionally, at the Africa Beach Soccer Cup of Nations, he has been a seven-time champion and has also won the best goalkeeper award on seven occasions.

After Senegal's sixth African title in May 2021, along with the rest of the squad, Ndiaye was received at the Office of the Ministry of Sports and was made a Knight of the National Order of the Lion.

[5] At the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in August in Russia, he was an integral part in Senegal's semi-final run,[13] the best result by an African nation in the tournament's history.

His performances earned him a place among the world's top three nominees for best goalkeeper of the year at the Beach Soccer Stars awards in November.

[2] He has played for clubs in Europe, including Real Münster of Germany (winning awards in the German National Championship)[15] and Barcelona of Spain.