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Hearts of Oak striker Komi Foovi Aguidi has been recalled to the Togo national team for next month’s Afcon qualifiers.
The former Burkinabe League joint top scorer had been overlooked by national team handlers since joining the Phobians last summer but his rich form in the second round of the Ghana League has earned him a place in a 23-man list released by head coach Tom Saintfeit.
Aguidi will however have to fight for his place in the final 18 list that will travel to face Djibouti in Group A of the 2017 Nations Cup qualifying on September 5.
He has scored five goals in the First Capital Plus Premier League for Hearts of Oak in the current season.
The list also includes South Africa ABSA Premiership trio - Ouro-Akoriko Sadate (Amazulu FC), Wome Dove (Supersport United) and Kaizer Chiefs striker Abraw Camaldine.
Togo squad for Djibouti
Goalkeepers: Agassa Kossi (Reims, France), Mensah Cédric (SR Colmar, France), Djehani N’guissan (Dyto, Togo)
Defenders: Mamah Abdoul-Gafar (FC Dacia Chișinău, Moldova), Akakpo Serge (Trabzon, Turkey), Ouro-Akoriko Sadate (Amazulu FC, South Africa), Amevor Mawouna (Notts County, England), Bossou Vincent (Young Africans, Tanzania), Djene Dakonam (Alcorcon, Spain), Nouwoklo Martin (AS Togo Port, Togo)
Midfielders: Alaixys Romao (Olympique de Marseille, France), Dossevi Matthieu (Olympiacos, Greece), Wome Dove (Supersport, South Africa), Mani Sapol (Dacia FC, Moldavie), Ayité Floyd (Bastia SC, France), Eninful Henritse (Doxa Katakopias, Cyprus), Atakora Lalawele (Helsingborg, Sweden)
Forwards: Ayité Jonathan (Alanyaspor, Turkey), Adebayor Sheyi (Tottenham, England), Gakpé Serge (Genoa FC, Italy), Aguidi Foovi (Hearts of Oak, Ghana), Abraw Camaldine (Kaizer Chiefs, South Africa), Placca Fessou Meme (KFC Ooterzonen, Belgium).
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