Fofana ends his international career
Player Seko Fofana announced his retirement from international football after 34 matches, following his team's victory at the 2024 Africa Cup of Nations.
Translated by Qiyas from النهار — Original source
Ivorian midfielder Seko Fofana ended his international career yesterday at the age of 31, after earning 34 caps for his country, during which he won the 2024 Africa Cup of Nations on home soil. Fofana said on Instagram: “It’s time to turn the page. I feel proud and deeply grateful for the opportunity to represent my country.” He added, “Winning the continent’s most prestigious trophy was a childhood dream that came true, and these memories will remain etched in the minds of millions of Ivorians. I will always be the elephant’s biggest fan, and I look forward to seeing this new generation write its own history. We have an abundance of talent.” Having previously played for Italian side Udinese, French club Rennes, and in the Saudi Pro League with Al-Nassr and Al-Ettifaq, he is currently on loan at Portuguese club Porto from Rennes.
