In the world of African women’s football, excitement is at its peak ahead of the prestigious 2024 CAF Awards ceremony, scheduled for December 16. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) recently unveiled the list of nominees in the women’s category, sparking strong reactions among football fans on the continent.
One of the main revelations of these nominations is the strong presence of FCF Mazembe, the reigning African champions, in several categories. The club, a true figurehead of the women’s football scene, is particularly distinguished in the category of “Best Women’s Club of the Year”. With its brilliant African campaign, the Black and White could well win several awards at the highly anticipated ceremony, which will be held in Marrakech, Morocco.
In particular, two Mazembe players stand out in the list of nominees for the title of “Best Interclub Player”. Doha El Madani, Khadija Er-Rmichi, Sanaa Mssoudy, Merveille Kanjinga and Lacho Flora Marta, all representatives of the African continent, will compete to win this prestigious award.
In addition, the presence of Fideline Ngoy, goalkeeper of TP Mazembe, in the list of nominees for the title of “Goalkeeper of the Year” underlines the quality and talent of the players of the Congolese team. These are women who stand out on the field by their exceptional performances, their determination and their passion for football.
In the category “Coach of the Year”, Lamia Boumehdi, coach of TP Mazembe, brilliantly represents the Congolese club. Her hard work and commitment to the team have led to the success and recognition of Mazembe on the continental scene.
Finally, TP Mazembe’s nomination in the Women’s Club of the Year category confirms the team’s status as one of the major forces in women’s football in Africa. Alongside other renowned clubs such as Mamelodi Sundowns, FC Masar, AS FAR and Edo Queens, Mazembe embodies the excellence and competitiveness that characterizes women’s football on the continent.
In short, FCF Mazembe’s nominations at the 2024 CAF Awards are a testament to the rise of women’s football in Africa and the growing recognition of the exceptional performances of the players and teams that contribute to the development of this sport. This is a true ode to the diversity, talent and passion that drives the world of women’s football on the African continent.