Doha El Madani claimed the Women’s Young Player of the Year award on Wednesday.
She took the honour during the CAF Awards ceremony in Rabat.
She beat two strong finalists.
Nigeria’s Shakirat Abidemi Moshood pushed her hard.
Senegal’s Adji Ndiaye also fought for the prize.
El Madani showed remarkable growth this season.
She impressed with AS FAR throughout the campaign.
Her performances lifted her above the continent’s rising stars.
The young Moroccan midfielder played with great maturity.
She influenced matches with sharp positioning.
She created chances with calm decision-making.
She also led transitions with confidence.
Her progress thrilled Moroccan supporters.
They celebrated her emergence with pride.
They hailed a new symbol of the nation’s women’s football rise.
CAF officials praised her impact.
They highlighted her consistency all year.
They noted her leadership despite her age.
The award strengthens her profile.
It also boosts AS FAR’s reputation.
It rewards the club’s investment in youth development.
El Madani now targets new levels.
She wants more minutes in major competitions.
She also aims for bigger roles with Morocco.
Her talent continues to grow quickly.
Her confidence grows with each match.
Her discipline shapes her progress.
She stands out among Africa’s brightest prospects.
Observers expect significant future success.
Morocco sees her as a long-term star.
Her victory sends a strong message.
Africa’s next generation looks very promising.
Doha El Madani leads that charge.
