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 GAMBIA
GROUP F  Last Sixteen  QUARTER-FINALS

Appearance: Debutants
Best finish: n/a
Coach: Tom Saintfiet
Captain: Pa Modou Jagne
Fifa ranking: 150
Nickname: The Scorpions


THE GAMBIA
• Squad


Goalkeepers 

Baboucarr Gaye 
(Rot-Weiss Koblenz, Germany)

Sheikh Sibi 
(Virtus Verona, Italy)

Modou Jobe 
(Black Leopards, South Africa)


Defenders

Pa Modou Jagne 
(FC Dietikon, Switzerland)

Omar Colley 
(Sampdoria, Italy)

James Gomez 
(AC Horsens, Denmark) 

Noah Sonko Sundberg 
(Ostersund, Sweden) 

Bubacarr Sanneh 
(Unattached)

Ibou Touray 
(Salford City, England) 

Saidy Janko 
(Real Valladolid, Spain) 

Mohammed Mbye 
(Solvesborg, Sweden)


Midfielders

Ebrima Sohna 
(Fortune FC, The Gambia) 

Dawda Ngum 
(Bronshoj, Denmark)

Sulayman Marreh 
(Gent, Belgium)

Ebrima Darboe 
(Roma, Italy) 

Yusupha Bobb 
(Piacenza, Italy) 

Ebou Adams 
(Forest Green Rovers, England) 

Musa Barrow 
(Bologna, Italy)

Ablie Jallow 
(Seraing, Belgium) 

Steve Trawally 
(Ajman, UAE)

Ebrima Colley 
(Spezia, Italy)


Forwards

Lamin Jallow 
(Fehervar, Hungary)

Bubacarr Jobe 
(Norrby, Sweden)

Assan Ceesay 
(FC Zurich, Switzerland)

Muhammed Badamosi 
(Kortrijk, Belgium)

Modou Barrow 
(Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, South Korea)

Dembo Darboe 
(Shakhtyor Soligorsk, Belarus)

Yusupha Njie 
(Boavista, Portugal)

 

 

 

24 Jan 2022
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