The Malian selection who will compete la CAN 2022 (January 9 – February 6) in Cameroon is known. This Saturday, December 25, coach Mohamed Magassouba unveiled a list of 28 players summoned.
We find in this list no less than eleven players playing in France including Rennes side Hamari Traoré, Moussa Doumbia, El Bilal Touré (Reims), Kiki Kouyaté (Metz), Massadio Haïdara (Lens), Charles Traoré, Kalifa Coulibaly (Nantes) and Rominigue Kouamé N’Guessan (Troyes) with regard to Ligue 1.
Senou Coulibaly (Dijon), Mamadou Fofana (Amiens) and Lassine Sinayoko (Auxerre) are also called up but play in Ligue 2.
Round of 16 in 2019
Absent for many months, midfielder Yves Bissouma is making his comeback, however the Lensois Cheick Doucouré is not part of the adventure, he preferred to focus on the championship with the Blood and Gold.
Mali’s best result in the African Cup of Nations is a third place in 2012 and 2013. During the last edition in 2019, Les Aigles reached the round of 16, eliminated by Côte d’Ivoire (1-0 ).
READ ALSO. CAN 2022. The calendar and the full results of the Africa Cup of Nations
This year Mali is in Group F alongside Tunisia, Gambia and Mauritania.
Mali list
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Here is the official list of CAN participants in Cameroon! ?????? pic.twitter.com/xfIoCjAKvy
– LesAiglesDuMali (@AiglesDuMali_) December 24, 2021
Guardians: Ismaël Diawara (Malmö FF, Sweden), Ibrahima Mounkoro (TP Mazembe, DRC), Djigui Diarra (Young African, Tanzania)
Defenders: Hamari Traoré (Rennes, France), Boubacar Kiki Kouyaté (FC Metz, France), Charles Traoré (FC Nantes, France), Massadio Haïdara (RC Lens, France), Mamadou Fofana “Nojo” (Amiens SC, France), Senou Coulibaly (Dijon, France), Falaye Sacko (Vitoria Guimarães, Portugal), Moussa Sissako (Standard Liège, Belgium), Issiaka Samaké (Horoya AC, Guinea)
Environments : Amadou Haïdara “Doudou” (RB Leipzig, Germany), Diadié Samassékou (Hoffenheim, Germany), Mohamed Camara “Tiamantié” (RB Salzburg, Austria), Yves Bissouma (Brighton, England), Lassana Coulibaly (Salernitana, Italy), Romenigue Kouamé (Troyes, France), Adama Traoré “Noss” (Hatayspor, Turkey), Hamidou Traoré “Dou” (Giresunspor, Turkey), Aliou Dieng (Al Ahly, Egypt)
Attackers: El Bilal Touré (Reims, France), Moussa Doumbia “Chico” (Reims, France), Kalifa Coulibaly (FC Nantes, France), Moussa Djenepo (Southampton, England), Ibrahima Koné (Sarpsborg 08, Norway), Lassine Sinayoko (Auxerre , France), Adama Traoré “Malouda” (Sheriff Tiraspol, Moldavia)
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