Mohamed Salah, Achraf Hakimi and Victor Osimhen make shortlist for Men’s Player of the Year at CAF Awards 2025
The Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) has officially unveiled the Top Three Nominees in each of the Men’s Categories of the highly anticipated CAF Awards 2025.
The prestigious event will be held in Rabat, Morocco, on 19 November 2025 from 19h00 local time (18h00 GMT), celebrating the exceptional performances and achievements that have defined African football this year.
Leading the charge for the Player of the Year Top prize are Mohamed Salah (Egypt/Liverpool), Achraf Hakimi (Morocco/Paris Saint-Germain) and Victor Osimhen (Nigeria/Galatasaray), three of the continent’s brightest stars who have showcased their talents at the highest level.
Other category shortlists announced include Goalkeeper of the Year, Interclub Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Young Player of the Year, National Team of the Year and Club of the Year.
A total of seven (7) categories have been confirmed by CAF in the Men’s Category of the Awards, shortlisting the three top performing players, coaches and teams in each of the categories.
The CAF Awards 2025 recognize outstanding contributions across both club and national competitions over the period between 6 January and 15 October 2025.
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Morocco’s Chebbak and Mssoudy join Nigeria’s Ajibade on Women’s Player of the Year shortlist at CAF Awards 2025
The Confédération Africaine de Football (“CAF”) has unveiled the top three nominees in each of the women’s categories ahead of the CAF Awards 2025, as anticipation builds for Africa’s biggest football celebration to be staged on 19 November 2025 in Rabat (19h00 local time / 18h00 GMT).
The CAF Awards 2025 recognise the best performers between 6 January and 15 October 2025, highlighting outstanding achievements in women’s football across the continent.
1 Mohamed Salah (Egypt / Liverpool)
2. Achraf Hakimi (Morocco / Paris Saint-Germain)
3. Victor Osimhen (Nigeria / Galatasaray)
⚫️ Ghizlaine Chebbak (Morocco/Al Hilal)
⚫️ Sanaa Mssoudy (Morocco/AS FAR)
⚫️ Rasheedat Ajibade (Nigeria/Paris Saint-Germain)
⚫️ Khadija Er-Rmichi (Morocco/AS FAR)
⚫️ Chiamaka Nnadozie (Nigeria/Brighton & Hove Albion)
⚫️ Andile Dlamini (South Africa/Mamelodi Sundowns)
⚫️ Doha El Madani (Morocco/AS FAR)
⚫️ Adji Ndiaye (Senegal/AS Bambey)
⚫️ Shakirat Abidemi Moshood (Nigeria/Bayelsa Queens)
Goalkeeper of the Year
⚫️ Munir Mohamedi (Morocco / RS Berkane)
⚫️ Yassine Bonou (Morocco / Al Hilal)
⚫️ Ronwen Williams (South Africa / Mamelodi Sundowns)
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