List of foreign Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 players

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This is a list of foreign Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 players. The Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1, which began in its current guise in 1962, has been represented by 37 nations in total. foreign nations have been represented in the Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1.

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Angola

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Jaime Miguel Linares.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Jaime Miguel Linares MF2007–2010773 CA Bordj Bou Arréridj

Benin

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Wassiou Oladipupo MF2005–2008421 JS Kabylie
Pascal Angan MF2012–2013180 CR Belouizdad
Mohamed Aoudou FW2013–20177117 JS Saoura
CR Belouizdad
Badarou Nana Nafiou DF2013–2015420 ASO Chlef

Bosnia-Herzegovina

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Miloš Galin FW201561 CR Belouizdad

Burundi

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Abdul Razak Fiston FW2018–2019217 JS Kabylie

Brazil

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Rodrigo Martins Vaz MF2000–2001 ? ? USM Blida
Marcelo Gonçalves de Oliveira MF2000–2002504 USM Blida
Roberson de Arruda Alves FW2015–201640 MC Alger

Burkina Faso

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Valentin Kouamé MF2011–201220 MC Saida
ES Sétif
Hervé Oussalé FW2011–2012154 MC Alger
ASO Chlef
Saidou Sandaogo FW2012–2013215 MC Oran
Koh Traoré FW2010–2012122 WA Tlemcen
ES Sétif
Ernest Yélémou FW201252 JSM Béjaïa
Harouna Bamogo DF2006–2008221 MC Alger
WA Tlemcen
Mamadou Tall DF2004–2007543 USM Blida
Amadou Tidiane Tall MF2003–2006270 USM Blida
Inoussa Mawoul Zongo DF1999–2003 ? ? JSM Béjaïa
Harouna Traore MF2004–2005 ? ? USM Blida
Hamidou Balbone FW2003–2008 ? ? USM Alger
ASO Chlef
OM Ruisseau
Alain Nebié FW2009–201071 USM Alger
CR Belouizdad
Ismaël Koudou FW2002–2004357 WA Tlemcen
Jean-Michel Liade Gnonka DF2000–2004
2006–2009		1050 RC Kouba
Paradou AC
AS Khroub
Abderrahmane Diarra FW2012–2013154 MC El Eulma
Abdoulaye Soulama GK2002–2003 ? ? CA Batna
Banou Diawara FW2015–20162511 JS Kabylie
Patrick Malo DF2015–2016231 JS Kabylie
Ousmane Sylla MF2017–present00 CS Constantine
Abdoul Rahim Kagambega FW2018–present90 CS Constantine

Cape Verde

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Jerry Adriano FW200860 USM Alger

Cameroon

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Yannick N'Djeng.
Albert Ebosse Bodjongo He is the Algerian league top scorer with 17 goals in the 2013-14 season, the player was killed before leaving the court From the Stade 1er Novembre 1954 on 23 August 2014 in a match against USM Alger. Albert Ebosse, 2014-08-23.jpg
Albert Ebossé Bodjongo He is the Algerian league top scorer with 17 goals in the 2013–14 season, the player was killed before leaving the court From the Stade 1er Novembre 1954 on 23 August 2014 in a match against USM Alger.
Gilles Binya He played 3 seasons with MC Oran and then moved to Benfica and is considered one of the best foreign players who played in the national championship. Gilles Binya.jpg
Gilles Binya He played 3 seasons with MC Oran and then moved to Benfica and is considered one of the best foreign players who played in the national championship.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Ghislain Lazare Chameni MF2008130 OMR El Annasser
USM Blida
Jude Kongnyuy FW2008–200990 USM Blida
Hervé Guillaume Boumsong MF2008–2010300 USM Blida
Jean-Philippe Belinga FW200870 USM Blida
Ernest Nsombo FW2014102 USM Alger
Nyeck Bayiha DF2018–present00 USM Alger
Stéphane Nankop MF2001–2005 ?? ?? CA Bordj Bou Arreridj
Serge N'Gal FW201250 USM Alger
Daniel Moncharé DF2006–2009570 USM Alger
Didier Bassamagne FW201300 ES Sétif
Gilles Ngomo DF2008–201621113 AS Khroub
CS Constantine
CR Belouizdad
Albert Ebossé Bodjongo FW2013–20144121 JS Kabylie
Paul Emile Biyaga FW2007–2012689 ASO Chlef
NA Hussein Dey
Francois Xavier Koufana Eyengue DF2011–2012180 CA Batna
Yannick N'Djeng FW2009–20117531 JSM Béjaïa
Cyrille Ndaney FW2011–2013131 ES Sétif
USM Bel-Abbès
Cédric N'Doumbé MF2015–present00 MC Oran
Claude Mobitang DF2011–2012230 MC Alger
William Yabeun FW2011–2013304 JSM Béjaïa
WA Tlemcen
Francis Ambané MF2008–20135418 ES Sétif
ASO Chlef
WA Tlemcen
Joël Moïse Babanda FW2008–20102711 ASO Chlef
Patrick Kamgaing MF2011–2012 ? ? ASO Chlef
Anicet Eyenga FW2012–2013140 ASO Chlef
Gilles Binya DF2004–2007592 MC Oran
Marcel Roger Kibong MF2002–2004210 MC Oran
Joseph Fotso FW2004–2007172 MC Oran
Jean Michel N'Lend FW2007–20082314 MC Oran
Alain Ketchemen GK2006–2008
2008–2009		 ? ? JSM Béjaïa
CR Belouizdad
MC Oran
Jean Paul Yontcha GK2002–20066528 CA Bordj Bou Arréridj
Patrick Ngoula DF2014–2015160 MC Alger
Christopher Mendouga FW2015111 MC Alger
Jean Bapidi DF2014–2016596 JS Saoura
Donald Dering Djousse FW2014–2015122 JS Saoura
Bertrand Owoundi MF2013–201410 RC Arbaâ
Bruno Hameni Njeukam GK2005–2009 ? ? CR Belouizdad
JSM Béjaïa
Aime Gérard Mongolo FW2008–2011 ?15 MC El Eulma
ASO Chlef
Steve Ekedi FW2017–201881 JS Kabylie

Comoros

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Youssouf M'Changama.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Youssouf M'Changama MF2013151 RC Arbaâ

Central African Republic

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Eudes Dagoulou FW2011–201610018 MC Oran
ES Sétif
Salif Kéïta FW2015–201630 RC Arbaâ

Congo

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Wilfried Urbain Elvis Endzanga FW2003–200811826 JS Kabylie
USM Blida
Bhaudry Massouanga FW2004–2006 ? ? OMR El Annasser
NA Hussein Dey
Jean-Silvestre N'Keoua FW2002–2003100 MO Constantine
Destin Onka Malonga GK2008–2010190 MSP Batna
Lorry Nkolo FW2015–2016121 DRB Tadjenanet
Prince Ibara FW2018–2019239 USM Alger
Ronel Kangou FW2017–2018163 US Biskra
AS Aïn M'lila
Issambet Gassama FW201830 USM Blida

Congo DR

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Jessy Mayele FW201581 USM Bel-Abbès
Jean-Marc Makusu Mundele FW201500 MC Oran
Lelo Mbele FW2012–201390 MC Alger
CA Batna

Chad

Ezechiel N'Douassel He played with three clubs over several periods. After moving from USM Blida to the Club Africain in 2010, he returned to Algeria with NA Hussein Dey to leave for CS Sfaxien from tunisia. Ezechiel N'Douassel.JPG
Ezechiel N'Douassel He played with three clubs over several periods. After moving from USM Blida to the Club Africain in 2010, he returned to Algeria with NA Hussein Dey to leave for CS Sfaxien from tunisia.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Morgan Betorangal DF2015–2017232 RC Arbaâ
MO Béjaïa
Ezechiel N'Douassel FW2007–20154013 MC Oran
USM Blida
NA Hussein Dey
Sylvain Idangar FW2008–200920 ES Sétif
Yaya Kerim FW/MF/DF2011–2014458 USM El Harrach
CA Bordj Bou Arréridj

Djibouti

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Ismail Ahmed Kadar Hassan MF201240 ASO Chlef

Egypt

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Ahmed Fathi Mohamed FW2014121 CR Belouizdad

Ethiopia

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Saladin Said FW2015–201650 MC Algiers

France

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Freddy Zemmour MF1962–196820010 USM Alger
Ismaël Koné DF201500 RC Arbaâ
Guy Zaragoci FW1962–1966 ? ? USM Blida
Gérard Baldo FW1962–1966 ? ? USM Blida
Verdier ??19??–19?? ? ? WA Tlemcen
Penaud ??1962–1963 ? ? USM El Harrach

Gambia

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Abdou Rahman Dampha MF2008–2009205 MC Saïda
Alieu Darbo MF201500 MC Oran

Gabon

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Benjamin Zé Ondo MF/DF2013–2015140 ES Sétif
Franck Obambou DF2017–2018161 ES Sétif
Samson Mbingui FW2014–2016360 MC Alger
MC El Eulma
NA Hussein Dey
Bonaventure Sokambi FW2014–201591 ASO Chlef

Ghana

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Alex Asamoah FW201120 ES Sétif
Deen Sheriff Mohammed FW2011–201250 CR Belouizdad
Mussah Awudu MF2002–2003140 HB Chelghoum Laïd
USM Blida
Hassan Masaudu FW2002–2003150 HB Chelghoum Laïd
USM Blida
Kwame Opoku FW2021–214 USM Alger
Samad Oppong FW201200 ES Sétif
Daniel Lomotey FW2021–92 ES Sétif
Joseph Esso FW2021–218 MC Alger


Guinea

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Abdoulaye Soumah GK2006–2007
2007		210 USM Alger
OMR El Annasser
Ibrahim Khalil Sylla FW2010–2011
2013–2015
2015–2016		7211 MC Saida
USM El Harrach
MC Alger
USM Blida
Mohamed Coumbassa MF2015–2018352 USM El Harrach
NA Hussein Dey
Mohamed Marko Camara FW2011–201260 MC Saida
Saïdouba Camara MF2018–present00 JS Saoura

Iraq

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Mohannad Abdul-Raheem FW2014–2015124 JS Kabylie

Ivory Coast

Serey Die He played only one season and then moved to Switzerland where he joined to FC Sion. Geoffroy Serey Die.jpg
Serey Dié He played only one season and then moved to Switzerland where he joined to FC Sion.
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Ghislain Guessan.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Madani Camara MF2009–2013771 MC El Eulma
JS Kabylie
Stéphane Paul Dibi FW201430 MC Alger
Mechac Koffi FW2011–2013303 ES Sétif
AS Khroub
Fabrice Elysée Kouadio Kouakou FW2015–20175719 USM Alger
RC Relizane
CS Constantine
Alex Somian MF2008–2010 ? ? CR Belouizdad
Rémi Adiko MF2006–2009588 ES Sétif
Serey Die DF2007–2008111 ES Sétif
Guillaume Dah Zadi FW2001–2002 ? ? USM Annaba
Philippe Souanga FW2008–2010 ? ? USM Annaba
Ghislain Guessan FW2014–20175715 RC Arbaâ
USM Alger
Zilé André Tiéhidé MF2015–201630 JS Saoura
Koro Issa Ahmed Koné FW2015–2016101 CS Constantine
Edgar Loué DF2001–2003 ? ? MC Oran
MO Constantine
Omar Barou Kouyaté MF2002–2005 ? ? MO Constantine
RC Kouba

Kenya

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Edwin Lavatsa FW201440 MC Alger
Masoud Juma FW2019–30 JS Kabylie

Lesotho

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Motlalepula Mofolo MF201340 MC Saïda

Liberia

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Sessay Roberts 2004–2006 ? ? JS Kabylie

Libya

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Mohamed Al-Tubal MF2020–present00 JS Kabylie
Muaid Ellafi MF2018–present236 USM Alger
Mohammad Za'abia FW2013–20164320 MC Oran
JS Kabylie
Omar Daoud DF2005–2007250 JS Kabylie
Mohamed Al Ghanodi FW201880 JS Saoura

Madagascar

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Carolus Andriamatsinoro FW2010–201712826 WA Tlemcen
USM Alger
Ibrahim Amada FW2011–present13110 JS Kabylie
AS Khroub
USM El Harrach
ES Sétif
MC Alger
Paulin Voavy FW2014–2016506 CS Constantine

Mali

Idrissa Coulibaly He played two seasons and then went to Libya. 20150331 Mali vs Ghana 144 (cropped).jpg
Idrissa Coulibaly He played two seasons and then went to Libya.
Drissa Diakite He played one season with MC Alger, then joined the French club Nice. 20150331 Mali vs Ghana 093.jpg
Drissa Diakité He played one season with MC Alger, then joined the French club Nice.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Mussa Dagno FW ???-1998 USM Ain Beida
USM Blida
Mamadou Diallo FW2004–2005216 USM Alger
Amadou Diamouténé MF2010–2012100 USM Alger
NA Hussein Dey
Moké Diarra MF200880 USM Alger
Mintou Doucoure FW2005–2009918 USM Alger
USM Annaba
Sédonoudé Abouta FW2006–200780 USM Alger
Abdoulaye Maïga DF2010–2012180 USM Alger
Sekou Bagayoko MF2011–2015807 MC Saïda
JS Saoura
USM El Harrach
USM Bel-Abbès
Ousmane Berthé DF2013–2015361 CS Constantine
Idrissa Coulibaly DF2008–2010583 JS Kabylie
Makan Dembélé FW2012–201350 JS Kabylie
Drissa Diakité MF2005–2006240 MC Alger
Moussa Coulibaly DF2004–20101037 MC Alger
Rafan Sidibé FW2005–20097519 MC Alger
MSP Batna
Cheick Oumar Dabo FW2006–20072717 JS Kabylie
Demba Barry DF2007–2009
2012–2013		705 JS Kabylie
ES Sétif
Souleymane Keïta MF2005–2007224 ES Sétif
Boubacar Bangoura FW2012–2014183 JSM Béjaïa
Moussa Coulibaly FW201230 JSM Béjaïa
Issa Traoré MF/FW2006–2007 ? ? JS Kabylie
Sékou Fofana DF2005–2006210 USM Annaba
Soumaila Sidibe MF2014–present991 MO Béjaïa
USM Alger
CR Belouizdad
Yahia Coulibaly MF2012–2014122 MC El Eulma
Moctar Cissé FW2017–present234 CS Constantine
NA Hussein Dey
Mohamed Sangaré MF2017–201860 Paradou AC
Aliou Dieng MF2018–present00 MC Alger
Ismaïla Diarra FW2018–present00 CA Bordj Bou Arréridj
Kodjo Dousse FW2017–present00 DRB Tadjenanet
MC Oran
Malick Touré FW2018–present479 US Biskra
MO Béjaïa
ES Sétif
Moussa Camara FW2018–present00 MO Béjaïa
Massire Dembele MF2018–present00 Olympique de Médéa
Lamine Traoré FW2018–present00 Olympique de Médéa

Mauritania

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Dahmed Ould Teguedi FW2007–2009
2011–2012		669 CA Batna
MC Saïda
Oumar N'Diaye (footballer born 1988) MF2015111 MO Béjaïa
Cheikh Moulaye Ahmed FW2014–2016413 JS Kabylie
CS Constantine
Boubacar Bagili FW201771 US Biskra
Abdellah Sy FW201770 US Biskra

Morocco

NamePositionYearsAppearancesGoalsClubs
Said El Bezouz GK1999–2001-- MC Alger
USM Alger
Reda Hajhouj FW201882 USM Alger
Mohamed El Djezzar FW USM El Harrach
ASO Chlef
USM Blida

Niger

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Alhassane Issoufou.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Yacouba Ali FW201310 USM Alger
Jimmy Bulus MF2007–2009
2011		 ? ? NA Hussein Dey
Alhassane Issoufou FW2000–2002
2006–2007		212 CA Bordj Bou Arreridj
ASO Chlef
Mohamed Chikoto DF2014–201670 ASM Oran
Hamidou Djibo FW2007–2008 ? ? ES Sétif
Kamilou Daouda FW201331 JS Saoura
Youssouf Oumarou Alio FW2018–present00 DRB Tadjenanet

Nigeria

Michael Eneramo Although he played only one season In the form of loan but is considered one of the best foreign players in the Algerian league. Michael Eneramo'13.JPG
Michael Eneramo Although he played only one season In the form of loan but is considered one of the best foreign players in the Algerian league.
NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Mohamed Manga FW1997–2000 ? ? USM Alger
USM Blida
Michael Eneramo FW2004–20062413 USM Alger
Barnabas Imenger Jr. FW2017–present00 MC Alger
Izu Azuka FW2008–2010326 JS Kabylie
Effosa Eguakon FW2011234 CS Constantine
Ogochukwu Obiakor FW200520 USM Blida
Onome Sodje FW2012–2013131 CR Belouizdad
Isiaka Olawale MF2004–2006363 WA Tlemcen
Uche Akubuike GK1999–2000 ? ? USM Blida
Francis Ikechukwu FW201400 ASO Chlef
Joshua Obaje FW2014–2015131 ASO Chlef
Uche Nwofor FW2018–present00 JS Kabylie

Portugal

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Carlos António Gomes GK1969-1970 ? ? JS Djijel

Senegal

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Pape Latyr N'Diaye FW2004-2006296 ASO Chlef
Aissa Aidara MF1997-2004 ? ? WA Tlemcen
Elias M'Baye MF2014-201580 CS Constantine
Isla Daoudi Diomandé MF2018–present00 ES Sétif
Elhadji Konaté DF2018–present00 JS Saoura
Mohamed Waliou Ndoye FW2015-2016249 MO Béjaïa
Moustapha Thiam FW USM Ain Beida
USM Blida

Togo

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Sapol Mani MF2011–2013321 CA Batna
Chérif Touré Mamam MF2007–200870 MC Alger
Souleymane Dicko FW200550 USM Blida

Tunisia

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Saafi Boulbaba DF2011–201290 MC El Eulma
Oussama Darragi MF2020–present00 JS Kabylie
Mejdi Mosrati MF2012–2014505 CA Bordj Bou Arréridj
Hichem Essifi FW2012–2013121 CA Bordj Bou Arréridj
Abdelwahab Lahmar MF1967–1969 ? ? USM Bel-Abbès
Hammadi Henia FW1965–1969 ? ? USM Bel-Abbès
Mohsen Henia  ?1965–196? ? ? USM Blida
Mongi Haddad  ?1965–196? ? ? USM Blida
Alaya Sassi FW1965–1967 ? ? USM Bel-Abbès
Mehdi Ouertani MF2015–present130 NA Hussein Dey

Uruguay

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Walter Pelletti FW2001–200210 ASM Oran

Venezuela

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
Wuiwel Isea FW2009131 USM Alger

Yugoslavia

NamePositionInter careerAppearancesGoalsClubs
MarkovicGK197?–197? ?1 WA Tlemcen

Foreign players with most appearances

This table shows the ranking of the foreign players with most appearances of Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 since 1999–2000.

R.PlayersClubsApps.GoalsYearsRef.
1 Flag of Cameroon.svg Gilles Ngomo AS Khroub, CS Constantine, CR Belouizdad 211132008–16 [1]
2 Flag of Madagascar.svg Ibrahim Amada JS Kabylie, AS Khroub, USM El Harrach, ES Sétif, MC Alger 170132011–19 [2]
3 Flag of Madagascar.svg Carolus Andriamatsinoro WA Tlemcen, USM Alger 128262011–17 [3]
4 Flag of Mali.svg Moussa Coulibaly MC Alger 11972004–10 [4]
5 Flag of Mali.svg Soumaila Sidibe MO Béjaïa, USM Alger, CR Belouizdad 11112014–19 [5]
6 Flag of Burkina Faso.svg Jean-Michel Gnonka RC Kouba, Paradou AC, AS Khroub 10512000–04, 2006–09 [6]
7 Flag of the Central African Republic.svg Eudes Dagoulou MC Oran, ES Sétif 101182011–16 [7]
8 Flag of the Republic of the Congo.svg Wilfried Endzanga JS Kabylie, USM Blida 100212004–08 [8]
9 Flag of Mali.svg Mintou Doucoure USM Alger, USM Annaba 9682005–09 [9]
10 Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg Madani Camara MC El Eulma, JS Kabylie 9112009–13 [10]
11 Flag of Cameroon.svg Jean Bapidi Fils JS Saoura 8862014–17 [11]
12 Flag of Cameroon.svg Francis Ambané ES Sétif, ASO Chlef, WA Tlemcen 84182008–13 [12]

Foreign players all-time top scorers

This table shows the ranking of the foreign players All-time top scorers of Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 since 1999–2000.

R.PlayersClubsGoalsApps.YearsRef.
1 Flag of Cameroon.svg Yannick N'Djeng JSM Béjaïa 32772009–11 [13]
2 Flag of Cameroon.svg Jean Paul Yontcha CA Bordj Bou Arréridj 28652002–06 [14]
2 Flag of Madagascar.svg Carolus Andriamatsinoro WA Tlemcen, USM Alger 261282011–17 [15]
3 Flag of Cameroon.svg Albert Ebossé Bodjongo JS Kabylie 21412013–14
4 Flag of the Republic of the Congo.svg Wilfried Endzanga JS Kabylie, USM Blida 211002004–08 [16]
5 Flag of Libya.svg Mohamed Zubya JS Kabylie, MC Oran 20432013–16 [17]

Number of players by country

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References

  1. ↑ "Fiche de Gilles Ngomo".
  2. ↑ "Fiche de Ibrahim Amada".
  3. ↑ "Fiche de Carolus Andriamatsinoro".
  4. ↑ "Fiche de Moussa Coulibaly".
  5. ↑ "Fiche de Soumaila Sidibe".
  6. ↑ "Fiche de Jean-Michel Liade Gnonka".
  7. ↑ "Fiche de Eudes Dagoulou".
  8. ↑ "Fiche de Wilfried Urbain Elvis Endzanga".
  9. ↑ "Fiche de Mintou Doucoure".
  10. ↑ "Fiche de Madani Camara".
  11. ↑ "Fiche de Jean Bapidi Fils".
  12. ↑ "Fiche de Francis Ambané".
  13. ↑ "Fiche de Yannick N'Djeng".
  14. ↑ "Fiche de Jean Paul Yontcha".
  15. ↑ "Fiche de Carolus Andriamatsinoro".
  16. ↑ "Fiche de Wilfried Urbain Elvis Endzanga".
  17. ↑ "Fiche de Mohamed Zubya".
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