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Ampem Darkoa's Jennifer Owusuaa has ascended to the status of a formidable contender for the prestigious Goal of the Year accolade at the much-anticipated CAF Awards 2023.



The anticipation surrounding this recognition is further heightened as an esteemed panel of experts meticulously curates a showcase of 12 extraordinary goals. These goals, cherry-picked from the diverse tapestry of CAF competitions, represent the pinnacle of football excellence.

What distinguishes this recognition is its democratic essence. The power to determine the winner lies firmly in the hands of the sporting public, whose votes wield a substantial 70 percent influence in the decisive process. The remaining 30 percent is entrusted to the discerning judgment of CAF Technical Experts, adding a balanced perspective to the selection.

As the digital ballot boxes ceremoniously swing open through the CAF website, football enthusiasts worldwide are not mere spectators but active participants in shaping the destiny of this coveted accolade. The voting window, accessible via CAF's website, will gracefully close its virtual doors on December 8, 2023, allowing fans ample time to make their voices heard.

The winner of the Goal of the Year will be unveiled in a grand revelation at the CAF Awards Gala scheduled for Monday, December 11, 2023. This glittering event is set to unfold at the Palais des Congrès, Movenpick, Marrakech, Morocco, providing a fitting stage for celebrating football excellence.

Among the nominees who have etched their names in the annals of football brilliance are luminaries like Alex Ngonga of TP Mazembe, Dango Ouattara of Burkina Faso's Bournemouth, and the spotlighted Jennifer Owusuaa from Ghana's Ampem Darkoa. Each nominee's goal is a testament to their skill, finesse, and ability to leave an indelible mark on the beautiful game.

The list continues with stellar contributors such as Khaled Bousseliou of Algeria's USM Alger, Mahmoud Abdelmenem 'Kahraba' of Egypt's Al Ahly, and Mahmoud Saber, who has showcased his prowess with both Pyramids and Zed FC in Egypt.

Other notable contenders include Mohamed Dhaoui from Tunisia's Al Ahly, Nadege Nguessan Koffi representing Cote d'Ivoire's Sporting Club Casablanca, and Patient Mwamba of DR Congo's TP Mazembe. The diverse representation reflects the global nature of football excellence, transcending borders and cultures.

The nominees' goals, showcased in diverse matchups like TP Mazembe vs. AS Real and Mamelodi Sundowns vs. Al Ahly, narrate stories of passion, determination, and unparalleled skill on the football pitch.

Saul Coco from Equatorial Guinea's Las Palmas, Teboho Mokoena of South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns, and Refilwe Tebogo Tholekele from Botswana's Mamelodi Sundowns further enrich the pool of talent vying for the Goal of the Year accolade.

As the football world collectively holds its breath, eagerly awaiting the unveiling of the winner, the CAF Awards Gala promises to be a night where the stars of the game, including the victorious goal-scorer, will shine brightly, etching their names in the glorious history of African football. The stage is set, and the global football community stands poised to celebrate the crowning achievement of the Goal of the Year.