African teams set for historic World Cup debut
The International Football Association announced an increase in the number of African teams participating in the 2026 World Cup to 10 teams, following the qualification of countries such as Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and Senegal. Additionally, Cape Verde will make its first appearance since its last participation in 1974. This historic participation comes after all African teams qualified through the qualification rounds, as the continent aims to deliver an outstanding performance and continue the success achieved by the Moroccan national team in the previous World Cup. Cameroon holds the record for most appearances with nine, followed by Nigeria with six, while Morocco and Tunisia each have seven appearances.
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