The world of women’s football in Africa has recently been shaken by the impressive nominations of the talented players of TP Mazembe. Indeed, during the nomination ceremony of the Confederation of African Football, several members of the women’s team were honored.
The captain of the Leopards ladies, Fideline Ngoy, was named as one of the best goalkeepers of the year. Her innate talent was recognized at its true value, highlighting her ability to defend the goals brilliantly. A deserved nomination for this exceptional goalkeeper.
But the awards do not stop there for TP Mazembe. Players Merveille Kanjinga and Flora Martha Lacho were also distinguished in the category of the best interclub player of the year. Their talent on the field and their dedication to the team earned them this recognition, testifying to the quality of football played within the club.
Lamia Boumedhi, TP Mazembe’s coach, was not left out. Her nomination in the Coach of the Year category highlights her expertise and leadership within the team. Her hard work in training and motivating the players has paid off, making TP Mazembe a true force in African women’s football.
Finally, the club itself was honoured by being named Women’s Club of the Year. An accolade that rewards all of TP Mazembe’s efforts to promote and develop women’s football in Africa.
The nomination of these talented players and their coach, as well as the recognition of the club as a whole, is a real source of pride for African women’s football. They illustrate not only the quality of the game played by TP Mazembe, but also the incredible potential of women in the world of football. These nominations are a real source of inspiration for young girls who dream of shining on the pitch and show that women’s football is booming in Africa.