Full List Of Winners At the 2025 CAF Awards

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November 20, 2025

Here is a full list of winners across key categories at the most-talked-about football awards in Africa, CAF Awards 2025.

The highly anticipated CAF Awards 2025 has once again brought together the brightest stars in African football, recognising excellence across the continent.

This year’s ceremony, widely followed by fans across Africa and beyond, showcased some of the most outstanding talents in men’s and women’s football, as well as coaches, clubs, and national teams.

As always, the awards highlight not just individual brilliance but also the collective strides African football continues to make on the global stage.

Here are the winners of the CAF Awards 2025:

Men’s Categories

Men’s African Footballer of the Year: Achraf Hakimi

Men’s Young Player of the Year: Othmane Maamma (Morocco)

Men’s Goalkeeper of the Year: Yassine Bounou (Morocco)

Men’s Coach of the Year: Bubista (Cape Verde)

Men’s Club of the Year: Pyramids

Men’s National Team of the Year: Morocco U20

Men’s Inter-Club Player of the Year: Fiston Mayele (Pyramids)

Men’s Referee of the Year: Omar Abdulkadir (Somalia)

Men’s Assistant Referee of the Year: Liban Abdoulrazack (Djibouti)

Women’s Categories

Women’s African Footballer of the Year: Ghizlane Chebbak

Women’s Young Player of the Year: Doha El Madani (Morocco)

Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year: Chiamaka Nnadozie (Nigeria)

Women’s Coach of the Year: To be confirmed

Women’s National Team of the Year: Nigeria

Women’s Referee of the Year: Samirah Nabadda (Uganda)

Women’s Assistant Referee of the Year: Tabara Mbodji (Senegal)

AFCON 2025: Four Teams Qualify For Round Of 16

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December 29, 2025

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South Africa became the fourth team to confirm their place in the last 16 of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.

Bafana Bafana edged a five-goal thriller against rivals Zimbabwe, winning 3-2 on Monday evening.

Tshepang Moremi opened the scoring for Hugo Broos’ side, before Tawanda
Maswanhise equalised in the 19th minute.

Lyle Foster restored South Africa’s lead five minutes after the break, but Aubrey Modiba drew the match level in the 73rd minute.

The winning goal came with eight minutes remaining, as Oswin Appollis converted from the penalty spot.

The result took South Africa to six points, one behind group winners Egypt. Both sides have qualified for the next round, alongside Nigeria and Algeria.

AFCON: Uganda Coach Lists Three Things His Team Must Do Against Nigeria

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December 29, 2025

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Uganda head coach Paul Put has outlined three key areas his side must focus on to secure victory against Nigeria when both teams clash in Tuesday’s Africa Cup of Nations tie.

Put’s side must claim all three points against the Super Eagles or risk an early exit from the competition. The Cranes have just one point in Group C after their opening two matches.
A win against Nigeria could see Uganda qualify as one of the best third-placed teams.

However, speaking at his pre-match press conference on Monday, Put said that for Uganda to overcome Eric Chelle’s side, they must “concentrate be very prepared and win their duels” against Nigeria.

“We have to go for it [win against Nigeria] and we will do it,” Put said.

“Nigerians play at a high level in Europe, so we have to be very concentrated, very prepared and win our duels, which is one of the strong points of Nigeria.”