The Ivorian Football Federation (FIF) has confirmed that forward Elye Wahi is now fully cleared to travel with the national team to Canada after receiving the necessary administrative approvals for entry.
According to the federation, the situation regarding the player’s travel documentation has been resolved positively, allowing the striker to continue his involvement with the national team at the ongoing competition without interruption.
Elye Wahi, who represents the Ivory Coast national football team, will now join the squad in Canada as planned and remain available for selection alongside his teammates.
The FIF explained that the required authorisations for his entry into Canadian territory were secured after coordination between relevant parties, ensuring that all administrative concerns were addressed in time for his participation to continue smoothly.
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The federation expressed satisfaction with the outcome, noting that the resolution allows the team to maintain full focus on its tournament preparations and competitive objectives.
Officials also extended appreciation to all stakeholders involved in handling the matter efficiently, though no further details were provided about the nature of the initial issue.
Wahi’s availability is seen as a positive boost for Ivory Coast, as the team looks to strengthen its attacking options in the competition.
The striker has been regarded as an important part of the squad’s offensive setup due to his pace, movement, and finishing ability.
With the administrative situation now settled, the player is expected to rejoin full team activities immediately as the Elephants continue their campaign in Canada while they prepare for their Germany match.
