Sudanese International referee Mohamed Abdullah Niyala has arrived in Abidjan, having been selected as one of the 12 referees entrusted with officiating the tournament.
Additionally, Mahmoud Shanteer, another international referee, is set to depart for Abidjan on Saturday, joining a contingent of 26 referees assigned to oversee the competition.
The prestigious Africa Cup of Nations is a highly anticipated event in the football calendar, and the inclusion of these experienced referees adds a layer of expertise and professionalism to the tournament.
Mohamed Abdullah Niyala, known for his composure and fair judgment on the field, is expected to contribute significantly to the smooth running of the matches.
Abidjan, the vibrant host city, is abuzz with preparations for this continental football spectacle.
As Ivory Coast eagerly awaits the kick-off, the arrival of international referees like Niyala and Shanteer highlights the commitment to ensuring the tournament’s success and fairness.
Mahmoud Shanteer, recognized for his officiating skills in various football competitions, will play a crucial role as one of the central referees in the championship.
His inclusion among the 26 referees reflects the tournament organizers’ emphasis on selecting officials with proven track records to maintain the highest standards throughout the Africa Cup of Nations.
