2027 AFCON qualifiers: Enzo Ebosse returns as Cameroon names new players for November

Author: africatopsports.comPublished on: October 26, 2026Country: Cameroon

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2027 AFCON qualifiers: Enzo Ebosse returns as Cameroon names new players for November

The provided content does not include the article text, but its headline says Cameroon has announced its squad for the November 2027 AFCON qualifying fixtures. Enzo Ebosse is among the players returning to the squad. The selection also includes new names, which are not specified in the supplied content.

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