The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced
that the 2013 GLO-CAF Awards will take place in Lagos, Nigeria on the 9th of January 2014.
African sports personalities will compete for honours categories such as: African Player of the Year, National Team of the Year, Club of the Year, Coach of the Year, Women’s National Team of the Year, CAF Fair Play Award, Most Promising Talent and Africa Finest Eleven amongst others.
The Award ceremony has since been organized in five cities; the 2005 edition was held in Abuja (Nigeria), 2006 in Accra (Ghana), 2007-Lome (Togo), 2008-Lagos (Nigeria), 2009-Accra (Ghana), 2010 in Cairo (Egypt) and the last two editions in Accra, Ghana.
Ivory Coast and Manchester City midfielder, Yaya Toure is the current African Footballer of the Year, winning the last two editions while Mohammed Abou Trieka of Egypt is the African Player of the Year – based in Africa.
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African sports personalities will compete for honours categories such as: African Player of the Year, National Team of the Year, Club of the Year, Coach of the Year, Women’s National Team of the Year, CAF Fair Play Award, Most Promising Talent and Africa Finest Eleven amongst others.
The Award ceremony has since been organized in five cities; the 2005 edition was held in Abuja (Nigeria), 2006 in Accra (Ghana), 2007-Lome (Togo), 2008-Lagos (Nigeria), 2009-Accra (Ghana), 2010 in Cairo (Egypt) and the last two editions in Accra, Ghana.
Ivory Coast and Manchester City midfielder, Yaya Toure is the current African Footballer of the Year, winning the last two editions while Mohammed Abou Trieka of Egypt is the African Player of the Year – based in Africa.
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