Ivory Coast: Unleashed with Juve, Jérémie Boga Will Give Emerse Faé Headaches Before the 2026 World Cup

Author: afrik-foot.comPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Ivory Coast: Unleashed with Juve, Jérémie Boga Will Give Emerse Faé Headaches Before the 2026 World Cup

Jérémie Boga, on loan to Juventus from Nice, has regained his form with 4 goals in 6 matches in March 2026. His resurgence could complicate Emerse Faé's selection choices for the Ivorian national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup, where competition on the wings is fierce. Used as a center forward, Boga could be a surprise inclusion in the final team list.

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