African Cup always noted the emergence of new talents in every competition. Names like Gervinho, Didier Drogba and Yaya Toure (Ivory Coast), Asamoah Gyan (Ghana) and Mohammed Zidan (Egypt) are sticking out of the African Cup mat end the era of the 2000s to be an example.
In 2012 Africa Cup who the next rising star of Africa? The following 10 names are predicted to be sticking in Gabon and Guinea Equitorial:
10. Moussa MAAZOU (Niger)
Players are now strengthening CSKA Moscow has become a retainer of Niger team since 2009. Ability to score goals has made him a feared striker in Africa. But he is less fortunate because of injuries that often disrupt karienya hit in Europe. CSKA Moscow even had to lend it to five different clubs in three years terakhir.Di African Cup this time, Mazzaou bertekd restore the sinking prestige at club level.
9. SADIO Diallo (Guinea)
Sadio Diao is one rising star in the Guinea team. Once able to pack 10 goals from 37 appearances with French second division club, Bastia, he was summoned for the first time to the senior national team of Guinea in Africa Cup qualifiers. The result, Diallo packaging directly shine with two goals in four games. At the age of 21 years will step, he hopes to shine at the 2012 Africa Cup.
8. Emmanuel MAYUKA (Zambia)
Attackers club Young Boys 20-year-old was first to strengthen Zambia in 2007 ago. After going through 20 games, he has not scored. Although the statistics divide into shifts, Mayuka has a bright future. He is capable of scoring 16 league goals since his return to Switzerland.
7. PIERRE-Emerick AUBAMEYANG (Gabon)
Born in France 22 years ago, Aubameyang wading his professional career in Europe with bergbung to AC Milan Primavera squad in 2007. At Milan's career stalled so Aubameyang French club Saint Etienne was chosen to enhance capabilities. At the state level he could strengthen the French U-21 team. But he later chose Gabon as a country that will be reinforced dijenjang senior. Together Gabon, Aubumeyang successful packing six goals.
6. Amine CHERMITI (Tunisia)
23-year-old striker playing for FC Zurich in Switzerland. The advantage is speed, ball control and finishing. So far, Chermiti has played 22 times for the senior national team success Tunisia and netted four goals.
5. CHEICK DIABATE (Mali)
Bordeaux striker club successful 23-year-old netted four goals in the qualifying tournament. Diabate is able to play very well bersma Mali team that emphasizes collective rather than individual games.
4. Adel TAARABT (Moroko)
English Premier League club QPR star just need the confidence to become one of the stars of Africa. The action last season with QPR has given evidence of the potential of this versatile midfielder. He is the hope for Morocco to step away diturnamen. Taarabt record was pretty good in the national team with four goals in 12 matches.
3. Alain Traore (Burkina Faso)
22 year-old midfielder club Auxerre is one of the top scorers in the French league. He is now in peak performance, which means good news for Burkina Faso in the African Cup. His ability is a sharpness in scoring. So far Traore is one of the top scoring African Nations Cup qualifiers with four goals. "I will continue to struggle in the African Nations Cup for the country as well myself," Traore said in an interview quoted Kick off.
2. AGYEMANG Emmanuel Badu (Ghana)
Origin of the club Udinese midfielder has excellent physical capacity. 20-year-old player is also known as a tireless midfielder with a cruise out on the field. Agyemang capabilities have been tested since the level of U-20 and U-23. Ynang appearances took him to the senior team in late 2008. He is a player who is now so hope to talk further Ghana in 2012 Africa Cup.
1. BONY Wilfried (Cote D'Ivoire)
Former Sparta Prague striker memilii age and the same number of goals; 22. An amazing amount of new young players 59 times graze in the Czech League. Record that makes it recruited Dutch club, Vitesse Arnhem last January. Recently transferred to the Dutch league, he was quickly able to achieve double-digit figures in the record tally.
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