• CAF Top 30 FIFA 18 World Cup Ratings Reveal

    The Confederation of African Football (CAF) might not have any world champions amongst its members, but African countries have produced fascinating and inspiring runs in the World Cup for decades. From the Ivory Coast teams of 2006-2014 to Cameroon's epic trip to the quarterfinals in 1990, CAF nations have proved that they are never to be taken lightly. The five nations headed to Russia from CAF are Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Senegal. 

    There are some extremely talented players coming into this tournament from Africa, including the sensational and record-breaking Mohamed Salah (Egypt) and his Liverpool teammate Sadio Mané (Senegal). Keep an eye out for defensive stalwarts Kalidou Koulibaly (Senegal) and Medhi Benatia (Morocco), both of whom stood out in Italy's first division this season. 

    Go for international glory with these CAF national teams and more in the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ update, available as a free content download to all FIFA 18 players on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on May 29.

     

    Check out the Top 30 CAF players in the World Cup update:

    Mohamed Salah, Liverpool, Egypt

    Medhi Benatia, Juventus, Morocco

    Kalidou Koulibaly, Napoli, Senegal

    Sadio Mané, Liverpool, Senegal

    Hakim Ziyech, Ajax, Morocco

    Mohamed Elneny, Arsenal, Egypt

    Karim El Ahmadi, Feyenoord, Morocco

    Younès Belhanda, Galatasaray, Morocco

    Victor Moses, Chelsea, Nigeria

    Keita Baldé, Monaco, Senegal

    Onyinye Ndidi, Leicester City, Nigeria

    Ahmed Hegazi, West Bromwich Albion, Egypt

    Romain Saïss, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Morocco

    Nordin Amrabat, Leganés, Morocco

    Idrissa Gueye, Everton, Senegal

    Wahbi Khazri, Rennes, Tunisia

    Ahmed Hassan, Braga, Egypt

    Mbark Boussoufa, Al-Jazira, Morocco

    John Obi Mikel, Tianjin Teda, Nigeria

    Kara Mbodji, Anderlecht, Senegal

    Cheikhou Kouyaté, West Ham United, Senegal

    Mahmoud Hassan, Kasimpasa, Egypt

    Mahmoud Abdel Moneim, Al-Ittihad, Egypt

    Ramadan Sobhi, Stoke City, Egypt

    Zouhair Feddal, Real Betis, Morocco

    Sofiane Boufal, Southampton, Morocco

    Alex Iwobi, Arsenal, Nigeria

    Odion Ighalo, Changchun Yatai, Nigeria

    Badou Ndiaye, Stoke City, Senegal

    Salif Sané, Hannover 96, Senegal

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