the first victim of the new coach Michel Dussuyer!

Back at the head of the Guinean selection for less than a week, Michel Dussuyer, the coach of the Syli National, already seems ready to make significant decisions to straighten out the team.

After two consecutive defeats in the qualifications for CAN 2025 (1-0 against the DRC and 1-2 against Tanzania), Guinea sees its chances of qualification diminishing, and Dussuyer, recalled for the fourth time, is on a mission to reverse the trend.

According to the media Firawasport, the first strong choice of the French technician concerns goalkeeper Ibrahim Koné, who could be left out of the selection. A regular in the position for more than two years with 27 selections, Koné would not be in the next list for the double confrontation against Ethiopia in October. This decision would be motivated by his performances deemed disappointing, in particular two errors during the match against Tanzania. Substitute at USL Dunkerque this season without having played a match, Koné seems to be paying the price for his performances.

Firawasport specifies that goalkeepers Moussa Camara (Simba), Mohamed Richard Camara (Asante Kotoko) and Kemo Touré (Milo FC) would be expected to take over. Dussuyer also acknowledged the challenges that Guinea faces in terms of goalkeepers, stressing in an interview with Afrik-Foot that Guinea has not yet reached the level of countries like Senegal, which have world-class goalkeepers.

If this decision is confirmed, it would be a turning point for the Syli National, which is desperately seeking to relaunch its qualification campaign.