CAN 2025: The full list of 51 Ligue 1 players

Morocco will host the 35th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025).

The Atlas Lions of Morocco and the Coelacanths of Comoros will kick off the tournament on Sunday, December 21, in a Group A clash.

Also read: CAN 2025: It's already a ticketing disaster

No fewer than 51 African players plying their trade in Ligue 1 will take part in the tournament, namely:

Achraf Hakimi – Paris Saint-Germain – Morocco

Lamine Camara – AS Monaco – Senegal

Mamadou Sarr – RC Strasbourg Alsace – Senegal

Ibrahim Mbaye – Paris Saint-Germain – Senegal

Nayef Aguerd – Olympique de Marseille – Morocco

Hamza Igamane – LOSC Lille – Morocco

Guela Doué – RC Strasbourg Alsace – Ivory Coast

Moussa Niakhaté – Olympique Lyonnais – Senegal

Mamadou Sangaré – RC Lens – Mali

Ilan Kebbal – Paris FC – Algeria

Ngal'ayel Mukau – LOSC Lille – DR Congo

Hicham Boudaoui – OGC Nice – Algeria

Abdelhamid Ait Boudlal – Stade Rennais FC – Morocco

Yehvann Diouf – OGC Nice – Senegal

Arthur Avom – FC Lorient – Cameroon

Seko Fofana – Stade Rennais FC – Ivory Coast

Moses Simon – Paris FC – Nigeria

Kamory Doumbia – Stade Brestois 29 – Mali

Montassar Talbi – FC Lorient – Tunisia

Lassine Sinayoko – AJ Auxerre – Mali

Arsène Kouassi – FC Lorient – Burkina Faso

Krépin Diatta – AS Monaco – Senegal

Junior Dina Ebimbe – Stade Brestois 29 – Cameroon

Danny Namaso – AJ Auxerre – Cameroon

Habib Diallo – FC Metz – Senegal

Jacques Ekomié – Angers SCO – Gabon

Ousmane Camara – Angers SCO – Mali

Darlin Yongwa – FC Lorient – Cameroon

Jean-Philippe Krasso – Paris FC – Ivory Coast

Frank Magri – Toulouse FC – Cameroon

Antoine Mendy – OGC Nice – Senegal

Mostafa Mohamed – FC Nantes – Egypt

Cheikh Sabaly – FC Metz – Senegal

Clinton Mata – Olympique Lyonnais – Angola

Hervé Koffi – Angers SCO – Burkina Faso

Samir Chergui – Paris FC – Algeria

Chidozie Awaziem – FC Nantes – Nigeria

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – Olympique de Marseille – Gabon

Ali Abdi – OGC Nice – Tunisia

Chancel Mbemba – LOSC Lille – DR Congo

Fodé Doucouré – Le Havre AC – Mali

Aiyegun Tosin – FC Lorient – Benin

Jean-Philippe Gbamin – FC Metz – Ivory Coast

Hamari Traoré – Paris FC – Mali

Mahamadou Nagida – Stade Rennais FC – Cameroon

Jim Allevinah – Angers SCO – Gabon

Michel Mboula – FC Metz – Gabon

Mory Diaw – Le Havre AC – Senegal

Aïssa Mandi – LOSC Lille – Algeria

Ally Samatta – Le Havre AC – Tanzania

Lionel Mpasi-Nzau – Le Havre AC – DR Congo

Imed Ben Amara |

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Imed Ben Amara - bilingual sports writer and web editor with experience in football content creation. Since 2021, he has contributed to Foot Africa, providing news coverage and analysis.

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