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Before the upcoming international off-season, Patrice Beaumelle named the match for the two friendly matches
The Crystal Palace’s amulet Wilfried Zaha has disappeared, but Ivory Coast has appointed Arsenal’s Nicolas Pepe (Nicolas Pepe) and Manchester United’s Amad Diallo (Amad Diallo) into their A 24-man lineup will participate in the international friendly next month.
The elephants plan to play against Burkina Faso in Abidjan on June 5, and then head to the Cape Coast to fight Ghana eight days later.
Although there is no official statement regarding Zaha’s omission, Sochaux’s field goal machine Chris Bedia has issued his maiden invitation to the Ivorian national team after scoring 9 goals in 35 Ligue 2 games this season.
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Diallo participated in the selection with his brother Hamed Traore, his brother Sassuolo and the 20-year-old Turin defender Wilfried Singo (Wilfried) Singo).
These two games are expected to prepare Patrice Beaumel’s team for the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, which will start in September.
Ivory Coast is tied with Cameroon, Mozambique and Malawi in Group D.
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goalkeeper: Sylvain Gbohouo (TP Mazembe-Democratic Republic of the Congo) Ali Sangare Badra (JDR Stars-South Africa).
Defenders: Serge Aurier (Tottenham Hotspur-England) Willy Boly (Wolfhampton Wanderers-England) Wilfried Singo (Torino Football Club-Italy) Eric Bertrand Bailly (Manchester United-England) Diomande Sinaly ( Olympic Lyon-France) Wilfried Kanon (Al Gharafa-Qatar) Hassane Camara (Nice (OGC)-France) Odillon Cosunu (Orugon Brugge-Belgium) Maxwell Connet (Lyon (Olympics)- France)
Midfielder: Serey Die Geoffroy (FC Sion-Switzerland) Sangare Ibrahim (PSV Eindhoven-Netherlands) Ismaila Wafougossani Soro (Celtic FC-Scotland) Franck Yannick Kessie (AC Milan-Italy) Serge Arnaud Aka (El Gouna-Egypt) Hamed Junior Traore (Sassuolo, USA) -Italy) Max Alan Gladell (Sivasspor-Turkey) Amade Diallo Traore (Manchester United-England).
Forward: Junior Lago (Royal Mallorca-Spain) Sebastien Haller (Ajax Amsterdam-Netherlands) Christian Koffi Kouame (Florence-Italy) Jeremie Boga (USA Sassuolo-Italy) Chris Vianney Bedia (FC Sochaux-France).
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