CAN 2025: 20 Players Risk Missing Final with One More Booking
The upcoming semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025) have drawn significant attention as players vie for a spot in the final. Scheduled for January 14, 2025, the matches will feature Egypt facing Senegal and Nigeria competing against Morocco. However, a total of 20 players face the risk of missing the final due to yellow card suspensions.
Key Players at Risk of Missing the Final
Senegal leads the group with the highest number of players in jeopardy, featuring several key figures. Egypt also has players under the threat of suspension, while Nigeria contributes to the potential absences as well.
Players from Senegal
- Kalidou Koulibaly
- Ismail Jakobs
- Pape Gueye
- Habib Diarra
- Habib Diallo
- Nicolas Jackson
- Ibrahim Mbaye
Players from Egypt
- Mohamed El Shenawy
- Ahmed Fatouh
- Rami Rabia
- Marwan Attia
- Hamdi Fathi
- Hossam Abdelmaguid
Players from Nigeria
- Stanley Nwabali
- Calvin Bassey
- Moses Simon
- Frank Onyeka
Overview of Suspensions
The disciplinary concerns are evident, particularly for Senegal, which has the most players at risk. The outcome of the matches may hinge on these players’ ability to avoid yellow cards throughout the semi-finals. Discipline could play a crucial role as these teams aim to secure their place in the final.
As the date approaches, fans and teams alike will be keeping a close eye on these players. Every booking could significantly impact the chances in the final for teams vying for the prestigious CAN title.
