The 2024 African Cup of Nations promises to be difficult for OM, Le Havre, Metz and Lorient. On the other hand, PSG, Lyon, Rennes or Lille will only be slightly impacted.
There are Ligue 1 teams which, barring a prolific transfer window this winter, will suffer during the African Cup of Nations, between January 13 and February 11. In the game of internationals who will desert the ranks, OM is undoubtedly the big loser. No less than nine elements are among the players pre-summoned for the continental tournament.
A contingent which risks also being provided for the Le Havre, who also have nine pre-summoned while each of the selections has so far communicated a list of around fifty names – for 27 lucky ones elected in the end. Lorient and Metz for their part could lose eight players in the battle; Reims Sept.
Paris spared
On the elite podium at or almost halfway through, Monaco and Nice will re-start the championship with potentially six fewer elements, like Strasbourg. For Lens, Nantes, Montpellier and Toulouse, the clash will be limited to five players. Note that the Parisian leader will be the least impacted, with only one executive affected by the CAN. For Lyon, Lille and Rennes, only three players should be missing.
OM: 9 players
François-Régis Mughe (Cameroon)
Simon Ngapandouetnbu (Cameroon)
Chancel Mbemba (DR Congo)
Bamo Meïté (Ivory Coast)
Ismaïla Sarr (Senegal)
Iliman Ndiaye (Senegal)
Pape Gueye (Senegal)
Azzedine Ounahi (Morocco)
Amine Harit (Morocco)
Le Havre: 9 players
Arouna Sangante (Senegal)
Rassoul Ndiaye (Senegal)
Nabil Alioui (Morocco)
Yassine Kechta (Morocco)
André Ayew (Ghana)
Mohamed Bayo (Guinea)
Abdoulaye Touré (Guinea)
Mohamed Koné (Ivory Coast)
Christopher Operi (Ivory Coast)
Metz: 8 players
Alexandre Oukidja (Algeria)
Fali Candé (Guinea-Bissau)
Kevin Van Den Kerkhof (Algeria)
Habib Maïga (Metz)
Lamine Camara (Senegal)
Cheikh Sabaly (Senegal)
Ablie Jallow (Gambia)
Benjamin Tetteh (Ghana)
Lorient: 8 players
Alfred Gomis (Senegal)
Montassar Talbi (Tunisia)
Formosa Mendy (Senegal)
Gédéon Kalulu (DR Congo)
Darlin Yongwa (Cameroon)
Dembo Sylla (Guinea)
Bamba Dieng (Senegal)
Siriné Doucouré (Mali)
Reims: 7 players
Emmanuel Agbadou (Ivory Coast)
Yunis Abdelhamid (Morocco)
Ibrahim Diakité (Guinea)
Amir Richardson (Morocco)
Oumar Diakité (Ivory Coast)
Amine Salama (Morocco)
Adama Bojang (Gambia)
Monaco: 6 players
Mohammed Salisu (Ghana)
Wilfried Singo (Ivory Coast)
Ismail Jakobs (Senegal)
Mohamed Camara (Mali)
Takumi Minamino (Japan)
Krépin Diatta (Senegal)
Nice: 6 players
Hicham Boudaoui (Algeria)
Sofiane Diop (Morocco)
Jérémie Boga (Ivory Coast)
Aliou Baldé (Senegal)
Badredine Bouanani (Algeria)
Terem Moffi (Nigeria)
Strasbourg: 6 players
Abakar Sylla (Ivory Coast)
Saïdou Sow (Guinea)
Ibrahima Sissoko (Mali)
Jean-Eudes Aholou (Ivory Coast)
Moïse Sahi Dion (Ivory Coast)
Lebo Mothiba (South Africa)
Lens: 5 players
Massadio Haidara (Mali)
Salis Abdul Samed (Ghana)
Nampalys Mendy (Senegal)
Morgan Guilavogui (Guinea)
Neil El Aynaoui (Morocco)
Nantes: 5 players
Jean-Charles Castelletto (Cameroon)
Jaouen Hadjam (Algeria)
Samuel Moutoussamy (DR Congo)
Moses Simon (Nigeria)
Mostafa Mohamed (Egypt)
Montpellier: 5 players
Kiki Kouyaté (Mali)
Issiaga Sylla (Guinea)
Falaye Sacko (Mali)
Enzo Tchato (Cameroon)
Akor Adams (Nigeria)
Toulouse: 5 players
Logan Costa (Cape Verde)
Moussa Diarra (Mali)
Mamady Bangré (Burkina Faso)
Franck Magri (Cameroon)
Yanis Begraoui (Morocco)
Lyon: 3 players
Sinaly Diomandé (Ivory Coast)
Ernest Nuamah (Ghana)
Mama Baldé (Guinea-Bissau)
Lille: 3 players
Akim Zedadka (Algeria)
Nabil Bentaleb (Algeria)
Adam Ounas (Algeria)
Rennes: 3 players
Christopher Wooh (Cameroon)
Amine Gouiri (Algeria)
Ibrahim Salah (Morocco)
Brest: 3 players
Achraf Dari (Morocco)
Kamory Doumbia (Mali)
Billal Brahimi (Algeria)
Clermont: 2 players
Mory Diaw (Senegal)
Alidu Seidu (Ghana)
PSG: 1 player
Achraf Hakimi (Morocco)
