Gambia national team head coach Tom Sainfiet has named a provisional squad of 40 players for the upcoming international friendlies.
The Scorpions will face Guinea on 13th October at Estadio Algarve where they are reported to have plans to face Guinea-Bissau or Mozambique at a date to be announced soon.
Among notable names in the Gambia squad include Celtic FC transfer target Omar Collley and FC Bologna duo of Musa Barrow and Musa Juwara.
Influential midfielder Hamza Barry who turns for Croatian outfit Hadjuk Split and Sweden-based Bubacarr Jobe will be missing in action due to injuries whereas Ibou Touray has preferred his club ahead of the national team.
The Scorpions will enter camp on Monday 5th October in Algarve, Portugal to start preparations for the upcoming back-to-back 2021Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Gabon in November.
The Gambia are currently leading their AFCON qualification group with 4 points ahead of Gabon, DR Congo and Angola.
The Gambia provisional squad:
- Modou Jobe (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)
- Sheikh Sibi (Virtus Verona, Italy)
- Baboucarr Gaye (Rot Weiss Koblenz, Germany)
- Salifu Senghore (FC Lahti, Finland)
- Pa Modou Jagne (Switzerland)
- Robin Utseth Björnholm-Jatta (Stjördals Blink IL, Norway)
- Noah Sonko Sundberg (FK Östersunds, Sweden)
- Omar Colley (Sampdoria, Italy)
- Buba Sanneh (Anderlecht, Belgium)
- Sheriff Sinyan (Molde FK, Norway)
- Mohammed Mbye (IFÖ Bromölla IF, Sweden)
- Maudo Jarjué (Austria Wien, Austria)
- Cody Drameh (Leeds United, England)
- Saidy Janko (FC Porto, Portugal)
- Sulayman Bojang (Sarpsborg 08)
- Ngine Faye Njie (CasaSports, Senegal)
- Dawda Ngum (BK Bronshoj, Denmark)
- Ebrima Sohna (FC Mosta, Malta)
- Sulayman Marreh (AA Gent, Belgium)
- Yusupha Bobb (Italy)
- Ebou Adams (Forest Green Rovers)
- Alasana Manneh (Gornik Zabrze, Poland)
- Sainey Njie (DAC Dunajská Streda, Slovakia)
- Ablie Jallow (RFC Seraing, Belgium)
- Ebrima Colley (Atalanta Bergamo, Italy)
- Musa Barrow (FC Bologna, Italy)
- Musa Juwara (FC Bologna, Italy)
- Modou Barrow (Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, South Korea)
- Steve Trawally (Al-Shabab, Saudi Arabia)
- Lamin Jallow (Salernitana, Italy)
- Kalifa Manneh (Catania, Italy)
- Adama Jammeh (Etoile du Sahel, Tunisia)
- Yusupha Njie (Boavista, Portugal)
- Abdoulie Sanyang (Beerschot, Belgium)
- Assan Ceesay (FC Zürich, Switzerland)
- Muhammed Badamosi (FUS Rabat, Morocco)
- Alasanna Jatta (Viborg FF, Denmark)
- Nuha Marong Krubally (Granada, Spain)
- Ali Sowe (CSKA Sofia, Bulgaria)
- Dembo Darboe (FC Shkupi, North Macedonia)
