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    Mali announce squad for friendly against Ghana Black Stars

    Clinton EletoBy Clinton EletoSeptember 28, 202083 Comments2 Mins Read
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    Mali announce squad for friendly against Ghana Black Stars

    Mali head coach Mohamed Magassouba has named a 31-man squad for their international friendly against Ghana next month.




    The Malien Eagles will tackle the Black Stars on 9 October 2020 in Antalya, Turkey.

    Magassouba handed debut call-ups to Everton FC’s midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure and Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Adama Traoré.

    Stade Malien’s goalkeeper Djigui Diarra is the only home-based player listed in the squad.

    Teenager El Bilal Touré who plays for French Ligue 1 side Stade Reims has also named in the squad.

    Below is the squad list:

    GOALKEEPERS: Djigui Diarra – Stade Malien Ibrahim Mounkoro – TP Mazembe Mamadou Samassa – Sivasspor Adama Keita – Djoliba AC

    DEFENDERS: Hamari Traoré – Stade Rennes Falaye Sacko – Vitoria Guimarães Massadio Haidara – RC Lens Charles Traoré – FC Nantes Molla Wague – Amiens SC Mamadou Fofana – FC Metz Aboubacar Kouyate – FC Metz Sikou Niakate – EA Guingamp



    MIDFIELDERS: Diadie Samassekou – TSG Hoffenheim Cheick Doucoure – RC Lens Amadou Haidara – RB Leipzig Lassana Coulibaly – Angers FC Mohammed Camara – Red Bull Salzburg Adama Noss Traoré – Hatayspor Yves Bissouma – Brighton and Hove Albion Abdoulaye Doucoure – Everton FC

    ATTACKERS: Moussa Djenepo – Southampton FC Adama Malouda Traoré – Al-Adalah Moussa Doumbia – Stade Reims Abdoulaye Diaby – Sporting Lisbon Kalifa Coulibaly – FC Nantes Sekou Koita – Red Bull Salzburg El Bilal Touré – Stade Reims Moussa Marega – FC Porto Adama Traoré – Wolverhampton Wanderers Hadi Sacko – Denizlispor Kevin Zohi – Racing Strasbourg


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