Afrigather The Technical Research Group (TSG) of the Confederation of African Soccer (CAF) has unveiled its Finest XI of the group phases within the TotalEnergies U17 Africa Cup of Nations, recognizing the standout performers of the event’s preliminary section, Soccernet.ng studies.
Because the competitors enters the semifinals stage, Mali, Senegal, Morocco, and Burkina Faso stay within the hunt for a spot within the remaining.
Golden Eaglets fullback Yahaya Lawali stands out as the one Nigerian consultant in the very best eleven staff.
The best-back caught the eye of the TSG after incomes the man-of-the-match title twice through the group phases for his distinctive performances.
The wonderful teen defender might, nonetheless, not assist Nigeria keep away from a quarterfinal defeat to Burkina Faso.
Two-time champions Mali dominate the Finest XI with three gamers, reflecting their spectacular run within the event to this point.
Senegal’s coach, Saliou Dia Serigne, receives recognition as the very best coach for guiding his staff to the semifinals with an unbeaten report.
His captain, Amara Diouf, secures the title of the very best participant of the group section after topping the scoring charts with 5 objectives, surpassing Victor Osimhen’s earlier report.
Finishing the defensive position, Mali’s Bourama Kone, having saved three clear sheets, earns the very best goalkeeper distinction.
Becoming a member of Lawali within the backline are Burkina Faso’s Lassina Traore, named the very best left again, and Senegal’s Fallou Diouf, a part of a resolute protection that has but to concede a purpose. Morocco’s Abdelhamid Ait Boudlal companions with Diouf as the very best two center-backs.
In midfield, Morocco’s Adam Chakir assumes the anchorman function, orchestrating play together with his capacity to dictate the tempo. Mali’s Angel Martial Tia, identified for his essential purpose within the quarterfinals in opposition to Congo, and the Congolese twins Abiga full the midfield trio.
The attacking triumvirate consists of Senegal’s captain, Diouf, Burkina Faso’s Souleymane Alio, and Mali’s Mamadou Doumbia. Doumbia has discovered the online 3 times within the event, whereas Alio has contributed two objectives to their respective groups’ success.
