CAFNigeria and Atalanta forward, Ademola Lookman, South Africa’s Ronwen Williams, and Nigeria’s Chiamaka Nnadozie were among the top winners at this year’s Confederation of African Football (CAF) awards.

Lookman won the CAF Men’s Player of the Year award over Simon Adingra, Achraf Hakimi, Williams, and Serhou Guirassy.

Williams, on the other hand, received both Men’s Interclub Player of the Year and Men’s Goalkeeper of the Year award.

Also, Nnadozie won the Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year.

Here is full list of all winners at 2024 CAF awards:

CAF Men’s Player of the Year award – Lookman

Women’s Interclub Player of the year – Sanaa Mssoudy

Men’s Interclub Player of the year – Ronwen Williams

Women’s Club of the Year – TP Mazembe

Men’s Club of the Year – Al Ahly FC.

Men’s National Team of the Year – Ivory Coast.

Women’s National Team of the Year – Nigeria

Men’s Young Player of the Year – Lamine Camara

Women’s Young Player of the Year – Doha El Madani.

Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year – Chiamaka Nnadozie

Men’s Goalkeeper of the Year – Ronwen Williams

Women’s Coach of the Year – Lamia Boumehdi

Men’s Coach of the Year – Emerse Fae

Goal of the Year – Angola’s Mabululu

Super Eagles winger, Ademola Lookman has been crowned 2024 CAF men’s ‘Player of the Year.’

The 27-year-old was announced the winner of the gong at the gala held in Marrakesh, Morocco, on Monday.

The Atalanta star won the prize ahead of Ivory Coast’s Simon Adingra and PSG’s Achraf Hakimi, Guinea striker Serhou Guirassy and South Africa goalkeeper Ronwen Williams.

Lookman has had a fantastic year, being the first player to score a hat-trick in the Europa League/UEFA Cup final since 1975, scoring three goals in 26 minutes against Bayer Leverkusen.

Lookman was named to the Europa League Team of the Year, and he helped La Dea score 18 top-flight goals this season.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said they “fully deserved” to defeat Everton in their Premier League clash on Saturday.

The Gunners dominated the entire game and did not concede any big chances against the Toffees.

However, Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka missed opportunities to score.

“Very disappointing not to win the game. We fully deserved to win the game,” Arteta told Sky Sports after the match.

“We conceded no shots. We dominated play. When we generated big chances, we didn’t score a goal.”

On Everton having a longer break in between games: “No. It doesn’t matter. Look at the intensity of what we generated in the second half.

“[Frustrating] especially when we concede zero [chances] and dominate the game so much.”