Former Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has identified Senegal and Morocco as the African nations most likely to make a major impact at the FIFA World Cup.
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Speaking on Africa’s chances at the global tournament, Troost-Ekong said both countries have developed into formidable sides capable of competing with the world’s best teams.
“Senegal and Morocco have what it takes to go very far,” Troost-Ekong said.
According to the former Super Eagles skipper, both teams have consistently demonstrated quality, depth, and resilience on the international stage.
“They are among the best teams in Africa right now,” he implied.
Troost-Ekong pointed to their recent performances at the Africa Cup of Nations as evidence of their progress and competitiveness.
“They showed their quality throughout the AFCON,” he noted.
The defender believes both nations will arrive at the World Cup with confidence and ambition after establishing themselves as continental powerhouses.
“They will want to build on what they have achieved recently,” he added.
Morocco’s historic World Cup performances and Senegal’s consistency in major tournaments have continued to elevate expectations around both teams.
“Many believe they can once again carry Africa’s hopes on the global stage,” football observers believe.
Troost-Ekong remains confident that African football continues to close the gap on the traditional football powers.
“The quality in African football keeps improving every year,” supporters continue to say.
For Troost-Ekong, the message is clear.
Senegal and Morocco are Africa’s strongest contenders.
Both teams have the quality to compete with elite nations.
And neither side should be underestimated at the World Cup.
Because Africa’s football rise is no longer a dream—it is becoming a reality.
