CAF Awards 2025 Set to Celebrate African Football Excellence in Rabat

Rabat, Morocco – The spotlight will shine brightly on African football as the 2025 edition of the CAF Awards is scheduled to take place in Rabat on Wednesday, 19 November 2025. Starting at 19h00 local time (18h00 GMT / 20h00 Cairo time), this prestigious annual ceremony will celebrate the remarkable achievements of players, coaches, clubs, and national teams who have demonstrated outstanding performance over the past year.

The CAF Awards, organized by the Confederation of  African Football (CAF), are designed to honour top talents and remarkable contributions to the sport across the continent. The event will feature several notable categories, including the coveted CAF African Player of the Year for both men and women, the CAF Coach of the Year awards, and recognitions for the National Team of the Year, as well as the Club of the Year.

This year’s nominees for the CAF African Player of the Year categories have already been announced, highlighting a wealth of talent. In the Men’s category, recent winners include notable figures such as Senegal’s Sadio Mane and Egypt’s Mohamed Salah. On the women’s side, Asisat Oshoala from Nigeria has dominated in recent years, adding her name to the list of prestigious winners alongside Zambia’s Barbra Banda.

Other significant awards to be presented include the CAF Young Player of the Year, ensuring that both emerging talents and established stars are acknowledged for their contributions to the sport.

With a history of celebrating the best in African football, the CAF Awards 2025 promises to be a memorable evening filled with pride, recognition, and the rich tapestry of talent that characterizes the continent’s beautiful game. Football enthusiasts and stakeholders are eagerly anticipating the ceremony, which is certain to further inspire the next generation of athletes in Africa.

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