List of Ivory Coast women's international footballers

This is a list of Ivory Coast women's international footballers who have played for the Ivory Coast women's national football team.

Players

Name	Caps	Goals	National team years	Club(s)
Jessica Aby[1]	1+	0+	–	DUX Logroño
Espérance Agbo[2]	1+	0+	–	Juventus de Yopougon
Sophie Aguie[3]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Rita Akaffou[4]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Ange Atsé[5]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Rachel Bancouly[6]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Huguette Bohoussou[7]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Nadège Cissé[8]	1+	0+	–	Dinamo Minsk
Djelika Coulibaly[9]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Fatou Coulibaly[9]	1+	0+	–	DUX Logroño
Binta Diakité[2]	1+	0+	–	Soyaux
Mariam Diakité[10]	1+	0+	–	Juventus de Yopougon
Cynthia Djohore[10]	1+	0+	–	Onze Sœurs de Gagnoa
Madjoh Dosso[9]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Rebecca Elloh[6]	1+	0+	–	DUX Logroño
Cecile Amari[11]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Nadège Essoh[9]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Lynda Gauzé[12]	1+	0+	–	Juventus de Yopougon
Jeanne Gnago[9]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Rebecca Guehai[6]	1+	0+	–	DUX Logroño
Aminata Haidara[13]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Raymonde Kacou[14]	1+	0+	–	Malabo Kings
Bernadette Kakounan[15]	1+	0+	–	FF La Solana
Nadège Koffi[9]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Inès Konan[16]	1+	0+	–	Inter d'Abidjan
Sandrine Kouadio[2]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Marieta Kouassi[7]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Rosemonde Kouassi[15]	1+	0+	–	Africa
Michaela Koutouan[17]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Nina Kpaho[10]	1+	0+	–	Fenerbahçe
Priscille Kreto[15]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Armelle Lago[7]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Christine Lohoues[10]	1+	0+	–	ASDCT
Ange N'Guessan[9]	1+	0+	–	Granadilla
Josée Nahi[9]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Sandrine Niamien[13]	1+	0+	–	Inter d'Abidjan
Sabine Nogbou[11]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Lydie Saki[18]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Ettien Sasso[7]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Mariam Sidibé[19]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Fernande Tchetche[9]	1+	0+	–	Inter d'Abidjan
Dominique Thiamale[9]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Inès Tia[9]	1+	0+	–	Gyeongju KHNP
Rolande Tokpoledo[10]	1+	0+	–	Unknown
Clémentine Touré[20]	22	0+	1995–2002	Retired
Marie Claire Yassi	?	?	–	Unknown
Michela Zroho	2+	0+	2002	Deceased

See also

• Ivory Coast women's national football team

References

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2. "Tournoi UFOA-B (CIV-TOG : 5-0) : Les Eléphantes débutent en force | Fédération Ivoirienne de Football". www.fifciv.com. Retrieved 17 August 2020.
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4. Rita Akaffou at Soccerway. Retrieved 17 August 2020.
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