The Mali national soccer team, also known as the "Eagles" (Les Aigles), represents Mali in international soccer competitions. The team is governed by the Malian Football Federation.
Established in the early 1960s after Mali gained independence from France, the national team has been a competitive force within African soccer. They first appeared in international competitions in the 1960s and have since been a regular participant in African tournaments.
The Mali national soccer team continues to be a formidable presence in African soccer, known for producing talented players and exhibiting a passionate style of play. Their consistent performances in international competitions highlight their growth and potential in the soccer world.
| # | Name | Nat. | Position | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
OUMAR SISSOKO
|
|
G | £160k |
| 2 |
HAMARI TRAORE
|
|
RB | £650k |
| 3 |
OUSMANE COULIBALY
|
|
LB | £300k |
| 4 |
MOLLA WAGUE
|
|
D | £600k |
| 5 |
YACOUBA SYLLA
|
|
D | £500k |
| 6 |
BIRAMA TOURE
|
|
M | £500k |
| 7 |
SAMBOU YATABARE
|
|
RW | £700k |
| 8 |
BAKARY SAKO
|
|
LW | £1.8M |
| 9 |
ABDOULAYE DIABY
|
|
A | £1.3M |
| 10 |
ADAMA TRAORE
|
|
M | £1.6M |
| 11 |
CHEICK DIABATE
|
|
A | £1.1M |
| 12 |
MAMADOU SAMASSA
|
|
G | £300k |
| 13 |
DRISSA DIAKITE
|
|
RB | £200k |
| 14 |
SAMBA SOW
|
|
M | £350k |
| 15 |
MOUSSA MAREGA
|
|
RW | £650k |
| 16 |
MODIBO MAIGA
|
|
A | £600k |