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AFCON: WHICH PREMIER LEAGUE PLAYERS WILL PARTICIPATE IN AFCON 2023?

AFCON: WHICH PREMIER LEAGUE PLAYERS WILL PARTICIPATE IN AFCON 2023?
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Faith Nyasuguta

As Africa gets ready for the imminent Africa Cup of Nations, a lineup of familiar faces is anticipated to grace the tournament. 

Premier League teams are bracing for the absence of key players during the season, with Mohamed Salah, in particular, set to lead Egypt as captain, potentially impacting Liverpool’s title challenge. 

The 31-year-old, determined to secure continental success, aims to end Egypt’s 14-year wait, haunted by their penalty shootout loss to Senegal in the 2021 final. 

Curious about which other Premier League stars are gearing up for AFCON 2023?. We take a look at how every Premier League club could be affected by the players expected to feature at Afcon 2023:

Arsenal

Thomas Partey – Ghana

Mohamed Elneny – Egypt

Aston Villa

Bertrand Traore – Burkina Faso

Bournemouth

Hamed Traore – Ivory Coast

Dango Ouatarra – Burkina Faso

Antoine Semenyo – Ghana

Brentford

Frank Onyeka – Nigeria

Bryan Mbuemo – Cameroon

Yoane Wissa – DR Congo

Brighton

Tariq Lamptey – Ghana 

Carlos Baleba – Cameroon

Simon Adingra – Ivory Coast 

Samy Chouchane – Tunisia

Burnley

Anass Zaroury – Morocco

Lyle Foster – South Africa

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Chelsea

Nicolas Jackson – Senegal

Crystal Palace

Jordan Ayew – Ghana

Cheick Doucoure – Mali

Everton

Idrissa Gueye – Senegal

Fulham

Calvin Bassey – Nigeria 

Alex Iwobi – Nigeria 

Fode Ballo-Toure – Senegal

Liverpool

Mohamed Salah – Egypt

Luton Town

Issa Kabore – Burkina Faso

Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu – DR Congo 

Manchester City

N/A

Manchester United

Andre Onana – Cameroon

Sofyan Amrabat – Morocco 

Hannibal Mejbri – Tunisia 

Amad Diallo – Ivory Coast

Newcastle United

N/A

Nottingham Forest

Serge Aurier – Ivory Coast

Willy Boly – Ivory Coast

Ibrahim Sangare – Ivory Coast 

Moussa Niakhate – Senegal

Cheikhou Kouyate – Senegal

Taiwo Awoniyi – Nigeria

Ola Aina –  Nigeria 

Sheffield United

Ismaila Coulibaly – Mali

Anis Ben Slimane – Tunisia 

Tottenham

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal

Yves Bissouma – Mali

West Ham United

Mohamed Kudus – Ghana 

Maxwel Cornet – Ivory Coast

Nayef Aguerd – Morocco

Said Benrahma – Algeria

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Rayan Ait-Nouri – Algeria

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