FIFA has recently revealed the lineup of match officials for the upcoming football events at the 2024 Olympic Games. Among the 12 officials selected from Africa, notable names include Beida Dahane from Mauritania, Ismail Mahmood Ali from Sudan, and Karboubi Bouchra from Morocco.
However, it is worth noting that no officials from Nigeria made the final cut. The assistant referees from Africa who will be participating in the tournament include Ahmed Liban Abdoulrazack from Djibouti, Chikotesha Diana from Zambia, Jermouni Fatiha from Morocco, Noupue Elvis from Cameroon, Santos Jerson Emiliano Dos from Angola, and Yiembe Stephen from Kenya.
In the video match officials category, Ashour Mahmoud from Egypt and Benbraham Lahlou from Algeria have been selected to officiate. Additionally, Nabadda Shamirah from Uganda will be providing support as part of the match officials team.
This diverse group of officials from across Africa brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the Olympic Games, ensuring fair and exciting matches for all participating teams and fans worldwide.
