Tusker FC duo Ndinga Perrauld and Servyl Akouala have earned national team call-ups after being named in separate Republic of the Congo squads for upcoming international assignments.
Goalkeeper Ndinga has been included in Claude Le Roy’s final 25-man Congo-Brazzaville squad for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying double-header against Comoros.
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The selection comes after Le Roy trimmed his provisional list of 35 players, with the experienced French tactician also handing debut call-ups to defender Nehemiah Fernandez, Mouanga Kevin and forward Mboula Jordi.
Congo will face Comoros away at Stade Malouzini on November 13 before hosting the island nation at Stade A Massamba Débat four days later.
The Red Devils are seeking to revive their qualification campaign after collecting just one point from their opening two matches, leaving them bottom of Group G. Cameroon lead the section with four points, while Comoros and Namibia have three apiece.
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Meanwhile, Akouala has been selected for the Congo U23 team ahead of their Africa U23 Cup of Nations qualifying encounter against Angola.
The competition will determine Africa’s representatives in the men’s football tournament at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
The call-ups offer both Tusker players an opportunity to represent their country on the international stage as the Kenyan club continues its domestic campaign.
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