Five Arab Players in Africa's World Cup Top Players

FIFA magazine, led by the International Federation of Football Associations, reported that five Arab players stood out in the 2026 World Cup: Azeddine Ounahi and Ismaïl Saisari from Morocco, Imam Ashour and Mustafa Shobeir from Egypt, and Ibrahim Maza from Algeria. These players demonstrated high levels of performance: Ounahi scored two goals and helped Morocco reach the quarter-finals for the second consecutive time; Saisari scored a quick goal and emerged as one of the top African scorers. Meanwhile, Ashour and Shobeir delivered impressive performances with Egypt, and Maza was key in Algeria's victory over Jordan. Players from other African teams also shined, including Yann Diedhiou from Ivory Coast, Goal Nia, goalkeeper of Cape Verde, Sona Sarr from Senegal, and Wissa from Congo, highlighting the high standard and historic achievements of African teams in the tournament, which concluded with Spain winning.

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