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Morocco To Host 2025 CAF Awards

Jerry Emmason by Jerry Emmason
7 months ago
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Morocco, will roll out the red carpet for African football’s finest on November 19, 2025, for the CAF Awards.

According to a statement posted on the CAF website on Friday, the event, scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. local time (7 p.m. Nigerian time), will celebrate Africa’s top footballers, coaches, clubs, and national teams for their outstanding performances over the past year.

The ceremony will see the continent’s top players, including headliners Victor Osimhen and Mohamed Salah, vie for the prestigious Men’s Player of the Year award.

Nigeria has a strong hand to play, with Stanley Nwabali nominated for best goalkeeper and Daniel Bameyi for best young player. The Super Falcons are also heavily featured, with Rasheedat Ajibade, Esther Okoronkwo, and Chiamaka Nnadozie all in contention for top women’s honors.

The Nominees For The Male Categories Are Listed Below:

 

Men’s Player of The Year Nominees

Andre Frank Zambo-Anguissa (Cameroon/Napoli)

Fiston Mayele (DR Congo/Pyramids)

Mohamed Salah (Egypt/Liverpool)

Denis Bouanga (Gabon/Los Angeles FC)

Serhou Guirassy (Guinea/Borussia Dortmund)

Achraf Hakimi (Morocco/Paris Saint-Germain)

Oussama Lamlioui (Morocco/RS Berkane)

Victor Osimhen (Nigeria/Galatasaray)

Iliman Ndiaye (Senegal/Everton)

Pape Matar Sarr (Senegal/Tottenham Hotspur)

Men’s Goalkeeper of The Year Nominees

Andre Onana (Cameroon/Trabzonspor)

Vozinha (Cape Verde/Chaves)

Ahmed El Shenawy (Egypt/Pyramids)

Munir Mohamedi (Morocco/RS Berkane)

Yassine Bonou (Morocco/Al Hilal)

Stanley Nwabali (Nigeria/Chippa United)

Edouard Mendy (Senegal/Al Ahli)

Marc Diouf (Senegal/Tengueth)

Ronwen Williams (South Africa/Mamelodi Sundowns)

Aymen Dahmen (Tunisia/CS Sfaxien)

 

Men’s Interclub Player Of The Year Nominees

 

Ismael Belkacemi (Algeria/Al Ahli Tripoli)

Blati Toure (Burkina Faso/Pyramids FC)

Issoufou Dayo (Burkina Faso/RS Berkane)

Fiston Mayele (DR Congo/Pyramids)

Ahmed Samy (Egypt/Pyramids)

Emam Ashour (Egypt/Al Ahly)

Ibrahim Adel (Egypt/Pyramids)

Mohamed Hrimat (Morocco/AS FAR)

Mohamed Chibi (Morocco/Pyramids)

Oussama Lamlioui (Morocco/RS Berkane)

Shomari Kapombe (Tanzania/Simba)

 

Men’s Coach of The Year Nominees

 

Bubista (Cape Verde)

Hossam Hassan (Egypt)

Krunoslav Jurcic (Pyramids)

Sami Trabelsi (Tunisia)

Romuald Rakotondrabe (Madagascar CHAN)

Moine Chaabani (RS Berkane)

Tarik Sektioui (Morocco CHAN)

Mohamed Ouahbi (Morocco U-20)

Walid Regragui (Morocco)

Pape Thiaw (Senegal)

 

Men’s Young Player of The Year Nominees

 

Asharaf Tapsoba (Burkina Faso/Real du Faso)

Alynho Haidara (Cote d’Ivoire/ Mainz 05 Jacqueville)

Noah Sadiki (DR Congo/Sunderland)

Abdellah Ouazane (Morocco/Ajax)

Houssam Essadak (Morocco/US Touarga)

Othmane Maamma (Morocco/Watford)

Daniel Bameyi (Nigeria/Primorje)

Momoh Kamara (Sierra Leone/Minnesota United)

Mbekezeli Mbokazi (South Africa/Orlando Pirates)

Tylon Smith (South Africa/Queens Park Rangers)

 

Men’s National Team of The Year Nominees

Algeria

Cape Verde

Cote d’Ivoire

Egypt

Ghana

Morocco U-20

Morocco

Senegal

South Africa

Tunisia

 

Men’s Club of The Year Nominees

 

CR Belouizdad (Algeria)

CS Constantine (Algeria)

ASEC Mimosas (Cote d’Ivoire

 

Pyramids (Egypt)

RS Berkane (Morocco)

Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)

Orlando Pirates (South Africa)

Stellenbosch (South Africa)

Al Hilal (Sudan)

Simba (Tanzania)

 

The Nominees For The Female Categories Are Listed Below:

 

Goalkeeper of The Year

 

  1. Chloe Ngazi

 

  1. Sedilame Boseja

 

  1. Fideline Ngoy

 

  1. Habiba Emad

 

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  1. Cynthia Konlan

 

  1. Fatoumata Karentao

 

  1. Khadija Er-Rmichi

 

  1. Chiamaka Nnadozie

 

  1. Adji Ndiaye

 

  1. Andile Dlamini

 

Interclub Player of the Year

 

1.Gadny Adiwe Ontlametse

 

  1. Maungo Maponga

 

  1. Ami Diallo

 

  1. Habibou Ouedraogo

 

  1. Ana Maria Nchama

 

  1. Sanna Mssoudy

 

  1. Oumou Kone

 

  1. Doha el Madani

 

  1. Bambanani Mbane

 

  1. Jamila Rajab

 

 

Young Player of The Year

 

  1. Habiba Essam

 

  1. Habiba Sabry

 

  1. Stella Nyamekye

 

  1. Doha El Madani

 

  1. Shakirat Moshood

 

  1. Adji Ndiaye

 

  1. Ester Maseke Marwa

 

  1. Winfrida Gerald

 

  1. Mercy Chipasula

 

  1. Ruth Mukoma

 

Women’s National Team of The Year

 

  1. Cameroon U17

 

  1. Ghana

 

  1. Ivory Coast U17

 

  1. Mali

 

  1. Morocco

 

  1. Nigeria U17

 

  1. Nigeria Super Falcons

 

  1. South Africa

 

  1. Tanzania

 

  1. Zambia U17

 

Coach of The Year (Women)

 

  1. Adelaide Koudougnon

 

  1. Siaka Gigi Traore

 

  1. Lamia Boumehdi

 

  1. Genoveva Anonman

 

  1. Justine Madugu

 

  1. Bankole Olowookere

 

  1. Jorge Vilda

 

  1. Kim Bjorkegren

 

  1. Desiree Ellis

 

  1. Carol Kanyemba

 

 

Women’s Club of The Year

 

  1. Gaborone United

 

  1. ASEC Mimosas

 

  1. TP Mazembe

 

  1. USFAS Bamako

 

  1. ASFAR

 

  1. DE Agosto

 

  1. Mamelodi Sundowns

 

  1. Bayelsa Queens FC

 

  1. Aigles De La Medina

 

  1. JKT Queens

 

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