Super Falcons captain, Asisat Oshoala, has been named the women’s best footballer in the Confederation of African Football (CAF) region by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS).
Chiamaka Nnadozie was also named the best goalkeeper in the region.
Winners of IFFHS Women’s Best Player in CAF 2021 [Football]
BEST PLAYER: Asisat Oshoala (Nigeria)
BEST NATIONAL COACH: Bruce MWAPE (Zambia)
BEST CLUB COACH: Yusif BASIGI (Ghana/Hasaacas Ladies FC)
BEST PLAYMAKER and BEST YOUTH PLAYER (U20): Evelyn BADU (Ghana/HasaacasLadies FC)
BEST GOALKEEPER: Chiamaka NNADOZIE (Nigeria/Paris FC)
BEST REFEREE: Bernadette KWIMBIRA (Malawi)
International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS)
The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) was founded in March 1984 in Leipzig, Germany, and is today registered in Zurich, Switzerland. More than 211 countries all over the world, from all football continents are represented in the IFFHS.
The IFFHS has as its main objective the chronological documentation of world football results, data and football related information on FIFA and confederation tournaments, international and national games, teams, leagues, federations, players and referees.
The IFFHS organize through its members experts federations all over the world-wide voting and statistical data, to determine each year rankings of teams leagues players, referees and promote and establish special events and awards recognized in the world of football.
