Rabat, Morocco – The Portuguese head coach has announced a 25-man squad for Guinea’s upcoming international fixtures, signaling preparations for crucial matches against Togo and Benin later this month. The roster features a blend of returning players and new faces as the team aims to build momentum during the FIFA international window.
Among the notable inclusions are Ilaix Moriba Kourouma, Saïdou Sow, and Ibrahim Diakité, all returning to the national team setup. The squad too introduces several players hoping to make their mark on the international stage. These matches represent a key opportunity for Guinea to assess their squad depth and tactical options ahead of future competitions.
Goalkeepers and Defensive Lineup
The goalkeeping contingent consists of Soumaïla Sylla, currently playing for Reims in France, alongside Ousmane Camara of Loubha FC in Guinea, and Mohamed Camara, who plays for Ashanti Kotoko in Ghana. The defensive line will be anchored by Mohamed Soumah (Sirius, Sweden), Sékou Sylla (Den Haag, Netherlands), Ibrahima Brèze Fofana (Hammarby, Sweden), Issiaga Sylla (Asteras, Greece), Mory Konaté (Malines, Belgium), Ibrahim Diakité (Cercle Bruges, Belgium), Saïdou Sow (Clermont Foot, France), and Mansour Camara (Al-Kholood, Saudi Arabia).
Midfield and Attacking Options
The midfield will feature Jocelyn Janneh (SC Bastia, France), Mohamed Kaba (FC Nantes, France), Sékou Bangoura (Columbus Crew, United States), Morlaye Sylla (Damac FC, Saudi Arabia), Seydouba Cissé (Leganés, Spain), and Ilaix Moriba Kourouma (Celta Vigo, Spain). Leading the attack will be Yadaly Diaby (Grenoble, France), Ousmane Camara (GZ Power, China), Aliou Badara Baldé (Saint-Gall, Switzerland), Mohamed Touré (Viktoria Plzeň, Czech Republic), Abdoulaye Camara (Vejle, Denmark), Lamine Diaby Fadiga (Raków, Poland), Serhou Guirassy (Dortmund, Germany), and Yacouba Gnagna Barry (Horoya AC, Guinea).
The team will begin their preparations in Rabat, Morocco, on Sunday, March 22, 2026. Guinea will face Togo on March 27th in Rabat, followed by a match against Benin on March 31st in Casablanca.
This international window provides a valuable opportunity for Guinea to test their squad against fellow African nations. The matches against Togo and Benin will serve as important benchmarks as the team continues to develop under its current leadership. The inclusion of players from leagues across Europe, the United States, and Asia demonstrates the growing global reach of Guinean football talent.
Looking ahead, the results of these matches will likely influence the team’s strategy and player selection for future qualifying campaigns and tournaments. The coaching staff will be closely evaluating each player’s performance to determine the optimal lineup and tactical approach for upcoming challenges. Fans will be eager to see how the team performs and whether they can build on their recent progress.
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