The seven-time champions will compete in the continental tournament that starts on 21 December with head coach Hossam Hassan finalizing his 28-man group that includes four goalkeepers.
The experienced Mohamed El Shenawy of Al Ahl remains the first-choice shot-stopper, supported by club teammate Mostafa Shobeir alongside Ahmed El Shenawy and Mohamed Sobhi.
Marwan Attia, Hamdi Fathi, Mohannad Lasheen, Emam Ashour and Mohamed Shehata are joined by influential playmakers Ahmed Sayed Zizo and Mahmoud Trezeguet in the midfield.
In attack, Hassan will be looking to Liverpool's Salah and Manchester City's Marmoush to provide the bulk of the goals.
Egypt will kick off their AFCON campaign against Zimbabwe on 22 December before taking on fellow Group B contenders South Africa and Angola.
Egypt squad
Goalkeepers: Mohamed El Shenawy, Ahmed El Shenawy, Mostafa Shobeir, Mohamed Sobhy.
Defenders: Mohamed Hany, Ahmed Eid, Rami Rabia, Khaled Sobhi, Yasser Ibrahim, Mohamed Ismail, Hossam Abdelmegid, Mohamed Hamdy, Ahmed Fattouh.
Midfielders: Marwan Attia, Hamdy Fathy, Mohanad Lasheen, Mahmoud Saber, Mohamed Shehata, Emam Ashour, Ahmed Sayed Zizo, Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet, Ibrahim Adel, Mostafa Fathi, Omar Marmoush
Forwards: Mostafa Mohamed, Salah Mohsen, Osama Faisal, Mohamed Salah
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