Morocco emerged as the standout nation at the 2024 CAF Awards, claiming four prestigious trophies in a ceremony that underscored its growing influence in African football.
No other country achieved as much success during the evening.
La grande soirée des CAF Awards 2024 tenue le 16 décembre 2024 à
AS FAR’s forward Sanaâ Mssoudy was recognised as the Interclub Player of the Year, an honour reflecting her stellar performances throughout the season.
CAF🏟️ Awards 2024 ⚽ _ Sanaa Mssoudy la Marocaine 🇲🇦 de l’AS FAR élue “Interclub Player of the Year” 🥇 pic.twitter.com/siYfiLTjvb
— Yamen Belhaj Officiel (@Yamen99771965) December 17, 2024
Mssoudy played a pivotal role in her team’s success, solidifying her status as one of the continent’s leading players.
Adding to Morocco’s triumph, Doha El Madani was named Young Player of the Year.
Rising Moroccan star Doha El Madani was named Young Player of the Year at the prestigious 2024 CAF Awards on Monday.
The recognition follows her standout performances over the past season.#Morocco #Fifa #CAF #CAF2024 #CAFAwards #Marrakech #Africa #Dohaelmadani pic.twitter.com/JAD2Jlfi8p
— Barlaman Today (@BarlamanToday) December 17, 2024
The accolade is a testament to her precocious talent and remarkable contributions on the field.
At such a young age, El Madani has demonstrated the potential to be a future star, not only in Moroccan football but also on the broader African stage.
In the coaching category, Moroccan tactician Lamia Boumehdi took home the Women’s Coach of the Year award.
Lamia Boumehdi received the Coach of the Year Award in the Women’s category at the 2024 CAF Awards ceremony on Monday, in Marrakech.#Morocco #Fifa #CAF #CAF2024 #CAFAwards #Marrakech #Africa #Lamiaboumehdi pic.twitter.com/uQ9FzOCAGe
— Barlaman Today (@BarlamanToday) December 17, 2024
Boumehdi made history this year by guiding TP Mazembe to victory in the 2024 CAF Women’s Champions League.
Her leadership and tactical expertise have earned her recognition as one of the top coaches in African women’s football.
Bouchra Karboubi, another Moroccan trailblazer, was honoured as the Best Referee of the Year.
CAF Awards 2024 : Bouchra Karboubi sacrée meilleure arbitre féminine africaine de l’année#CAFAwards2024 #DimaMaghrib pic.twitter.com/jOrNkf0Abf
— Mohammed Respaix 𓂆☪ⵣ⏚φ🔻 (@2mbyf) December 16, 2024
Karboubi’s commitment to excellence and her consistent officiating throughout the year have made her a highly respected figure in African football.
Morocco’s presence was further highlighted in the CAF XI of the Year, with two of its key players earning spots in the prestigious lineup.
Paris Saint-Germain’s Achraf Hakimi, widely regarded as one of the world’s best right-backs, and midfielder Sofyan Amrabat, celebrated for his performances for both club and country, were both selected for the team.
The awards ceremony, held on Monday, December 16, showcased Morocco’s dominance across various categories, both in men’s and women’s football.
These achievements reflect the nation’s commitment to developing football infrastructure and talent, cementing its status as a powerhouse in African football.
Morocco’s clean sweep of accolades serves as an inspiration for the continent, setting a benchmark for success on and off the pitch.
With players, coaches, and referees receiving well-deserved recognition, the North African nation has once again demonstrated its growing influence in African football’s future.
