The Togo national football team has faced challenges with player availability for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Cameroon and Libya. Striker Jonathan Ayité has been ruled out due to a hamstring injury, and although he might return for the Libya match, he won’t be available against Cameroon. Additionally, there are concerns about the participation of goalkeeper Agassa Kossi and striker Emmanuel Adebayor. Both players had expressed dissatisfaction with coach Didier Six during the African Cup of Nations in South Africa, and their strained relationship with the coach raises uncertainty about their involvement in the upcoming matches. Agassa Kossi, in particular, has indicated his reluctance to join the team, citing difficulties in his relationship with the coach. The situation adds an element of tension and uncertainty to Togo’s preparations for the crucial World Cup qualifiers.
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