OUAGADOUGOU, Jan 11 (Reuters) – Chelsea’s 16-year-old
prodigy Bertrand Traore, nonetheless to play a comparison bar match, was
named in Burkina Faso’s African Nations Cup patrol on Wednesday.
A member of a London club’s academy given mid-2010,
midfielder Traore won a initial top for Burkina Faso in a friendly
in September.
If he facilities in his country’s opening diversion of a Nations
Cup opposite Angola in Malabo on Jan. 22 he will turn a third
youngest actor ever during a finals.
The record was set during a 2000 finals by Ghana’s Shiva Star
Nzigou, who was 16 years, dual months and 30 days aged when he
took to a margin opposite South Africa in Kumasi, Ghana and
scored.
Former Inter Milan striker Mohamed Kallon was 15 when he
first played in a qualifiers and aged 16 years, 3 months
and 9 days aged when he came on as a surrogate in Sierra
Leone’s initial diversion during a 1996 finals in South Africa.
Traore was enclosed alongside hermit Alain, who plays during AJ
Auxerre in France, in a patrol list expelled by a Burkinabe
Football Federation.
Coach Paulo Duarte combined Maltese-based fullback Saidou Mady
Panandetiguiri and striker Prejuce Nakoulma of Polish club
Gornik Zabrze to a patrol during a final impulse after injuries.
The contest in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon gets underway
on Jan. 21.
Squad:
Goalkeepers: Daouda Diakite (KV Turnhout), Moussa Germain
Sanou (St Etienne), Adama Sawadogo (Missile FC)
Defenders: Ibrahim Gnanou (Alania Vladikavkaz), Bakary Kone
(Olympique Lyon), Paul Koulibaly (Charleroi), Saidou Mady
Panandetiguiri (Valletta), Mamadou Tall (Persepolis)
Midfielders: Wilfried Balima (Sheriff Tiraspol), Charles
Kabore (Olympique Marseille), Mahamadou Kere (Konyaspor),
Mohamed Koffi (Petrojet), Djakaridja Kone (Dynamo Bucharest),
Jonathan Pitroipa (Stades Rennes), Florent Rouamba (Sheriff
Tiraspol), Bertrand Traore (Chelsea)
Forwards: Aristide Bance (Samsunspor), Moumouni Dagano (Al
Khor), Prejuce Nakoulma (Gornik Zabrze), Issiaka Ouedraogo (FC
Admira Wacker Modling), Abdou Razak Traore (Lechia Gdansk),
Alain Traore (AJ Auxerre), Narcisse Yameogo (AD Camacha).
(Reporting by Mathieu Bonkoungou in Ouagadougou and Mark
Gleeson in Cape Town, modifying by Justin Palmer)




