Burkina Faso coach Paul Put has included brothers Alain and Bertrand Traore in a preliminary 24-man squad for January's Africa Cup of Nations finals.
Bertrand (pictured), who is on loan at Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem from Chelsea, missed out on the 2013 Nations Cup when Burkina Faso finished as runners-up.
He was part of the Burkina Faso squad that lost all its matches at the 2012 tournament in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon as a 16-year-old.
Alain missed out on the Stallions run to the final in 2013 after picking up a thigh injury in their final group game against Zambia.
He had scored three goals in their opening two games in South Africa to ensure their passage to the quarter-finals.
Jonathan Pitroipa, The Player of the Tournament in 2013, is once again included on coach Paul Put's initial list.
Defender Paul Koulibaly has retained his place in the squad after being recalled for their final qualifier against Angola.
He had been left out of the squad since last year after struggling to play regularly at club level.
Missing from the list is goalkeeper Daouda Diakité, who missed the qualifying campaign through injury.
Defender Issoufou Dayo, who plays for AS Vita Club in DR Congo and was part of the squad for the qualifiers, has been left out by Put.
Burkina Faso are in Group A at the Nations Cup where they will face hosts Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Congo-Brazzaville.
Burkina Faso preliminary squad:
Goalkeepers:Â Germain Sanou (Bauvais, France), Abdoulaye Soulama (Hearts of Oak, Ghana), Moussa Fofana (Rail Club du Kadiogo)
Defenders: Mohamed Koffi (Zamalek, Egypt), Wilfried Balima (Sheriff Tiraspol, Moldova), Bakary Koné (Lyon, France), Florent Rouamba (CA Bastia, France), Steve Yago (Toulouse, France), Paul Koulibaly (Horoya, Guinea), Narcisse Bambara (CF Cluj, Romania), Issa Gouo (As Kaloum, Guinea)
Midfielders: Jonathan Zongo (Almeria, Spain), Préjuce Nakoulma (Mersin, Turkey), Charles Kaboré (Kuban, Russia), Djakaridja Koné (Evian, France), Abdul Razack Traoré (Karakbukspor, Turkey), Bertrand Traoré (Vitesse Arnhem, Netherlands), Moussa Yedan(Al Ahly, Egypt), Adama Guira (Sonderyesk, Denmark)
Forwards: Jonathan Pitroipa (Al Jazira, UAE), Aristide Bancé (HJK Helsinki, Finland), Issaka Ouédraogo (Admira Wacker, Austria), Alain Traore (FC Lorient, France), Banou Diawarra (RC Bobo Dioulasso)