Goals will win your matches, but individual brilliance on the pitch will win your tournaments. As the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations gets underway in Morocco, North Africa’s three representatives arrive with squads packed full of experienced leaders, exciting young prospects, and players capable of changing a game in a matter of seconds.
Here are those we’re backing to steal the spotlight over the coming weeks.
Morocco
Ghizlane Chebbak
Age: 36
Club: Al-Hilal (KSA)
Position: Attacking midfielder
Fatima Tagnaout
Age: 27
Club: AS FAR (MOR)
Position: Winger / Forward
Yasmin M’Rabet
Age: 26
Club: Valencia (SPA)
Position: Midfielder
Sakina Ouzraoui
Age: 24
Club: Tenerife (SPA)
Position: Forward / Winger
Algeria
Lina Boussaha
Age: 27
Club: Al-Ittihad (KSA)
Position: Attacking midfielder / Winger
Ines Belloumou
Age: 25
Club: West Ham United (UK)
Position: Left-back
Marine Dafeur
Age: 31
Club: Bristol City (UK)
Position: Left-back
Sofia Guellati
Age: 34
Club: Lens (FRA)
Position: Centre-back
Melissa Bethi
Age: 20
Club: Nantes (FRA)
Position: Midfielder
Egypt
Sarah Essam
Age: 27
Club: Hull City (UK)
Position: Forward
Nadine Ghazi
Age: 24
Club: Al Ahly (EGY)
Position: Attacking midfielder
Habiba Essam
Age: 19
Club: Al Ahly (EGY)
Position: Midfielder