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AFCON 2023: Football Stars Bring Culture to the Forefront

A remarkable blend of sport and heritage has been brought to Côte d’Ivoire by players from all over Africa, who are preparing for the 2023 African Cup of Nations.

The tournament this season is unique in that it is full of flair and ceremony, with teams honouring their different cultural identities well in advance of the whistle blowing.

Each squad’s entrance becomes an enthralling cultural show as the colour and depth of Africa’s fabric are prominently displayed.

Proudly wearing their traditional garb, the Black Stars of Ghana, the Super Eagles of Nigeria, the energetic Gambian team, and the imposing Senegalese squad have coordinated a look. The runway to the pitch has evolved into a dynamic exhibition of the ethnic diversity of the continent.

The 34th edition of the African Cup of Nations, contested in Ivory Coast for the first time since 1984, will take place from January 13 to February 11, 2024. Twenty-four teams are vying for the title in an attempt to dethrone Senegal, the African champion.

Who will take Senegal’s place? From January 13 to February 11, 2024, in Ivory Coast, the African Cup of Nations will return to action two years after Egypt’s Mo Salah defeated Sadio Mané in the final.

It appears that this year’s field will be difficult. Walid Regragui’s Morocco, the semi-finalists of the Qatari World Cup, will be the team to defeat in addition to the last two finalists of the 2022 edition, who still seem determined to win.

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