Country guide

Football in Comoros

Coelacanths · COSAFA · 134 players in our database

154Internationals
0AFCON titles
2AFCON appearances
0World Cups
30thIn Africa (Elo)

Overview

Comoros is a member of the Confederation of African Football and plays in the Southern African (COSAFA) zone. The men's national team, known as the Coelacanths, has played 154 recorded internationals since 1979, winning 37 of them (24.0%).

Comoros have played at 2 AFCON finals without winning the title.

On current form our Elo rating places Comoros 30th in Africa and 129th in the world.

With about 0.9 million people and its capital in Moroni, Comoros has produced 134 notable footballers footballers in our database.

Full Comoros national team page →

Famous Comorian footballers

All Comorian players →

Most capped

Top scorers (match database)

  • Myziane Maolida4
  • El Fardou Ben Nabouhane3
  • Rafiki Saïd3
  • Ahmed Mogni2
  • Youssouf M'Changama2
  • Zaïd Amir2
  • Daoud Midtadi1
  • Bakar Ibor1

Full list →

Where Comorian players play

5 active Comorian players are currently at clubs outside Comoros. The most common destinations:

Belgian Pro League · 1Ligue 2 · 1Namibia Premier League · 1TOPLYGA · 1Championnat National 3 · 1

Comorian players abroad → · Latest Comorian transfers →

Clubs and leagues in Comoros

Main competitions: Comoros Premier League.

  • Volcan Club de Moroni4 players
  • Olympic de Moronifounded 20033 players
  • Fomboni FCfounded 19852 players
  • Coin Nord de Mitsamioulifounded 19602 players
  • Élan Club de Mitsoudjéfounded 19622 players
  • Steal Nouvel FC de Simafounded 19671 players
  • Chirazienne Football Clubfounded 19501 players
  • Etoile d'Or Mirontsy FC1 players
  • Enfants des Comoresfounded 19641 players
  • équipe des Comores féminine de basket-ball1 players

Where Comorian footballers are born

ZimbabweZambiaYemenUzbekistanUnited Arab EmiratesUgandaTurkmenistanTurkeyTunisiaTogoTanzaniaSyriaeSwatiniS. SudanSudanSpainSouth AfricaSomaliaSierra LeoneSeychellesSenegalSaudi ArabiaSão Tomé and PrincipeRwandaQatarPortugalPakistanOmanNigeriaNigerNamibiaMozambiqueMoroccoW. SaharaMauritiusMauritaniaMaltaMaliMalawiMadagascarLibyaLiberiaLesothoLebanonKuwaitKenyaJordanItalyIsraelPalestineIraqIranGuinea-BissauGuineaGreeceGhanaGambiaGabonFranceEthiopiaEritreaEq. GuineaEgyptDjiboutiCyprusCôte d'IvoireDem. Rep. CongoCongoComorosChadCentral African Rep.Cabo VerdeCameroonBurundiBurkina FasoBotswanaBeninBahrainAngolaAlgeriaAfghanistanComoros: 12Fomboni: 2Moroni: 2N'Tsoudjini: 2Domoni: 1Itsandra: 1Iconi: 1Mitsamiouli: 1Dzahadjou: 1Dzahani: 1Tsinimoichongo: 1
Comoros · 12Fomboni · 2Moroni · 2N'Tsoudjini · 2Domoni · 1Itsandra · 1Iconi · 1Mitsamiouli · 1Dzahadjou · 1Dzahani · 1

42 Comoros internationals were born abroad, most often in France (42). See the diaspora →

Stadiums

Strength over time

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Year-end Elo rating of Comoros. Elo history →

Frequently asked questions

What is the nickname of the Comoros national team?

Comoros are nicknamed the Coelacanths.

How many times have Comoros won AFCON?

Comoros have won the Africa Cup of Nations 0 times.

Have Comoros played at the World Cup?

No, Comoros have not qualified for a World Cup finals tournament yet.

Who is the top scorer for Comoros?

In our match database, Myziane Maolida leads with 4 goals. Goal data is most complete for tournament matches.

Who is the most famous Comorian footballer?

By international recognition, El Fardou Ben Nabouhane is the best-known Comorian footballer in our database, followed by Kassim Abdallah and Ali Ahamada.

What is the biggest stadium in Comoros?

Stade omnisports de Malouzini is the largest football stadium in Comoros in our records, with a capacity of 10,726.