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AFCON’23: CAF Releases Super Eagles’ 41-Man Provisional List (Full List)

CAF has specified that if a team submits a final squad consisting of 24 to 27 players, only 23 of them will be eligible…

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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has unveiled the preliminary lists of teams for the upcoming African Cup of Nations, set to take place in Ivory Coast in January.

VerseNews reports that among the notable inclusions is Captain Ahmed Musa, who has secured a spot in the Super Eagles’ 41-man list.

However, it is worth mentioning that Maduka Okoye, the talented goalkeeper from Udinese in Italy, who previously represented the Nigerian team in the last AFCON held in Cameroon, was not featured in the list released by CAF on their official website this Wednesday.

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In addition to Musa, several other players who have been absent from the team for a considerable period of time have made it to the provisional squad. These players include William Troost-Ekong, Zaidu Sanusi, and Paul Onuachu.

It is important to note that the list will eventually be trimmed down to 27 players, with the final submission deadline set for January 3, 2024. This means that there will be an increase of four players compared to the usual 23-player format for the tournament.

Nevertheless, it is crucial to highlight that the inclusion of these four additional players in the final list is merely an option and not an obligation imposed by the African football-governing body.

CAF has specified that if a team submits a final squad consisting of 24 to 27 players, only 23 of them will be eligible for selection in each match throughout the tournament.

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Additionally, CAF has stated that a player from the final squad can only be replaced in the event of a serious injury, and this replacement can only occur if the medical certificate is approved by the CAF Medical Committee at least 24 hours before the team’s first match.

The final tournament is scheduled to take place from 13 January to 11 February 2024 in the Ivorian cities of Abidjan, Bouake, Korhogo, San Pedro, and Yamoussoukro.

See full list below:

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1 Francis Odinaka Uzoho
2 Temitayo olufisayo Olaoluwa aina
3 Jamilu Collins
4 Ndidi Onyinye wilfred
5 William paul Ekong
6 Ajayi Oluwasemilogo adesewo
7 Ahmed Musa
8 Ogochukwu frank Onyeka
9 Victor James osimhen
10 Ayodele-aribo Temitope Joseph oluwaseyi
11 Samuel chimerenka Chukwueze
12 Ademola Olajide lookman
13 Zaidu Sanusi
14 Iheanacho Kelechi promise
15 Moses daddy Simon
16 Adebayo Adeleye
17 Calvin Chinedu ughelumba
18 Alexander Chuka iwobi
19 Sadiq Umar
20 Awaziem Chidozie collins
21 Tyronne Efe Ebuehi
22 Kenneth josiah Omeruo
23 Ojo Olorunleke oluwasegun
24 Akpoguma kevin John ufuoma
25 Victor Okoh boniface
26 Onyemaechi Sopuruchukwu bruno
27 Samuel Osayi bright
28 Bonaventure emmanuel Dennis
29 Ebere paul Onuachu
30 Terem Igobor moffi
31 Dessers cyriel Kolawale paul
32 Tella nathan Adewale temitayo
33 Nwadike raphael Onyedika
34 Oluwafisayo Faruq Dele
35 Torunarigha Jordan
36 Alhassan Yusuf Abdullahi
37 Kelechi Nwakali
38 Christain Nwoke
40 Stanley Bobo Nwabali
41 Obasogie Amas

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