With the most prestigious football event in the African continent gathering pace, Nigeriasoccernet.com takes a look at the English Premier League players set for AFCON glory in Coted'Ivoire.
Nottingham Forest who are battling to save their season will be sending out a total of nine (9) players, the most of any English club followed by Brighton, Manchester United, Westham who have four (4) African players each in their ranks.
Fulham and Brentford will be sending out three (3) players, Arsenal, Burnley, Tottenham, Wolves, Crystal Palace, Luton have two players each while high flying Villa's have just one (1) same as Chelsea, Everton and table leaders Liverpool.
Arsenal
1. Thomas Partey - Ghana
2. Mohamed Elneny - Egypt
Aston Villa
1. Bertrand Traore - Burkina Faso
Bournemouth
1. Hamed Traore - Ivory Coast
2. Dango Ouatarra - Burkina Faso
3. Antoine Semenyo - Ghana
Brentford
1. Frank Onyeka - Nigeria
2. Bryan Mbuemo - Cameroon
3. Yoane Wissa - DR Congo
Brighton
1.Tariq Lamptey - Ghana
2. Carlos Baleba - Cameroon
3. Simon Adingra - Ivory Coast
4. Samy Chouchane - Tunisia
Burnley
1. Anass Zaroury - Morocco
2. Lyle Foster - South Africa
Chelsea
1. Nicolas Jackson - Senegal
Crystal Palace
1. Jordan Ayew - Ghana
2. Cheick Doucoure - Mali
Everton
3. Idrissa Gueye - Senegal
Fulham
1. Calvin Bassey - Nigeria
2. Alex Iwobi - Nigeria
3. Fode Ballo-Toure - Senegal
Liverpool
1. Mohamed Salah - Egypt
Luton
1. Issa Kabore - Burkina Faso
2. Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu - DR Congo
Manchester United
1. Andre Onana - Cameroon
2. Sofyan Amrabat - Morocco
3. Hannibal Mejbri - Tunisia
4. Amad Diallo - Ivory Coast
Nottingham Forest
1. Serge Aurier - Ivory Coast
2. Willy Boly - Ivory Coast
3. Ibrahim Sangare - Ivory Coast
4. Moussa Niakhate - Senegal
5. Cheikhou Kouyate - Senegal
6. Taiwo Awoniyi - Nigeria
7. Ola Aina - Nigeria
Sheffield United
1. Ismaila Coulibaly - Mali
2. Anis Ben Slimane - Tunisia
Tottenham
1. Pape Matar Sarr - Senegal
2. Yves Bissouma - Mali
West Ham
1. Mohamed Kudus - Ghana
2. Maxwel Cornet - Ivory Coast
3. Nayef Aguerd - Morocco
4. Said Benrahma - Algeria
Wolves
1. Rayan Ait-Nouri - Algeria
2. Boubacar Traore - Mali
By Olaleye Oluwadamilola