FIFA lauds five Arab stars in World Cup

The article summarizes the most prominent African stars who shined during the 2026 World Cup, with many delivering outstanding performances and contributing to their teams' success. Among them, Cape Verde goalkeeper Fuzinia, at age 40, delivered a heroic performance in his first match and played a key role in helping his team reach the advanced stages, greatly increasing his popularity. Ivory Coast achieved a historic milestone by reaching the knockout rounds for the first time, thanks to the brilliance of their forward Yann Diomandi, who stood out with his technical skills and speed. Players like Amad Diallo, Chris Inao, and Oulay shone brightly, setting performance records, while Moroccan player Ezzedine Onahi continued his brilliance from the Qatar World Cup, scoring in the group stage and reaffirming his status among the top players. Others like Ismail Sabri and Achraf Hakimi also displayed a high level of performance. Conversely, Senegalese striker Ismaila Sarr scored four goals to become Africa's top scorer in the tournament, with his teammates strengthening the team's attacking prowess. On another note, players such as Emam Ashour and Mostafa Shoubir showcased strong performances, achieving significant individual milestones, including scoring goals and participating in crucial matches. Congolese forward Juan Wissa also regained his form after a hiatus, emerging as one of the top scorers. Despite the elimination of some teams, the remarkable performances of African stars highlighted the evolving level of football on the continent and left a significant impact on the tournament's overall progress.

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