Guinea’s squad for the March 2026 FIFA matchday to face Togo and Benin
Less than two weeks before its friendly matches against Togo and Benin, Guinea’s national team coach Paulo Duarte has unveiled a 25-man squad. Serhou Guirassy, Ilaix Moriba and Yakhouba Gnagna Barry are among the names in this Sily National squad, determined to fine-tune its cohesion ahead of the upcoming fixtures.

Guinea coach Paulo Duarte has revealed his 25-man squad for the two friendly matches against Togo and Benin, scheduled for 27 and 31 March respectively. For this double fixture, the Portuguese coach has opted for a solid core, retaining his usual key players. The attack will be led by Serhou Guirassy, a talismanic figure for the national team, while several internationals return to the squad, including Ilaix Moriba, Ibrahima Diakité, Saïdou Sow and Yakhouba Gnagna Barry.
Four new faces make the cut: Mohamed Kaba, Abdoulaye Camara, Lamine Diaby-Fadiga and Mansour Camara, broadening Duarte’s options for these crucial preparatory matches. In goal, Soumaila Sylla (Reims) and Ousmane Camara (Loubha FC) round out the shot-stoppers. The defence, midfield and attack skilfully blend young talent with experienced players plying their trade across Europe and Asia, giving Guinea a combination of experience and potential.
Guinea’s squad:
Goalkeepers:
Soumaila Sylla (Reims/France)
Ousmane Camara (Loubha FC/Guinea)
Mohamed Camara (Ashanti Kotoko/Ghana)
Defenders:
Mohamed Soumah (Sirius/Sweden)
Sékou Sylla (Deen Hagg/Netherlands)
Ibrahima Brèze Fofana (Hammarby/Sweden)
Issiaga Sylla (Asteras/Greece)
Mory Konate (Mechelen/Belgium)
Ibrahim Diakité (Cercles Brugges/Belgium)
Saïdou Sow (Clermont Foot/France)
Mansour Camara (Al-Kholood/Saudi Arabia)
Midfielders:
Jocelyn Janneh (SC Bastia/France)
Mohamed Kaba (FC Nantes/France)
Sékou Bangoura (Columbus Crew/USA)
Morlaye Sylla (Damac FC/Saudi Arabia)
Seydouba Cissé (Leganes/Spain)
Ilaix Moriba Kourouma (Celta Vigo/Spain)
Forwards:
Yadaly Diaby (Grenoble/France)
Ousmane Camara (GZ Power/China)
Aliou Badara Baldé (ST Gallen/Switzerland)
Mohamed Touré (Plzen/Czechia)
Abdoulaye Camara (Vejle/Denmark)
Lamine Diaby Fadiga (Rakow/Poland)
Serhou Guirassy (Dortmund/Germany)
Yacouba Gnagna Barry (Horoya AC/Guinea)




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