World Cup 2026 - Senegal: why 48% of the squad's value already belongs to under-23s

Author: AdminPublished on: July 11, 2026Country: Senegal

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World Cup 2026 - Senegal: why 48% of the squad's value already belongs to under-23s

Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, Senegal is banking on its youth: 48% of the total squad value is held by players under 23. This strategy reflects the country's talent development policy, with a rising generation ready to shine on the world stage.

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