FULL LIST: AFCON 2025 Individual Award Winners

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FULL LIST: AFCON 2025 Individual Award Winners

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The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) came to an electrifying end, with Senegal emerging champions after a dramatic and controversial final that capped a tournament filled with passion, records, and unforgettable performances.

Senegal secured their second AFCON title after a hard-fought 1–0 extra-time victory over hosts Morocco in a final overshadowed by controversy and chaotic scenes.

The decisive moment came through a brilliant strike from Pape Gueye, while Morocco were left to lament a missed penalty and a spirited campaign that ended in heartbreak despite their impressive run to the final.

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At the end of the match, Sadio Mané emerged as Player of the Tournament, Brahim Díaz bagged the Golden Boot award, while Yassine Bounou won the Goalkeeper of the Tournament award.

The Moroccan team won the Fair Play Award, showcasing the very best of African football.

Here is a full list of AFCON 2025 Individual Award Winners

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1. Player of the Tournament (Golden Ball):

Sadio Mané (Senegal)

Senegal’s talisman delivered leadership, consistency, and crucial contributions throughout the tournament, earning him the top individual honour.

2. Best Goalkeeper:

Yassine Bounou (Morocco)

Popularly known as Bono, the Moroccan goalkeeper was outstanding between the posts, producing a series of decisive saves that powered Morocco’s run to the final.

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3. Golden Boot (Top Scorer):

Brahim Díaz (Morocco)

Despite Morocco’s narrow loss in the final, Díaz finished as the tournament’s leading scorer with five goals, becoming the first player in AFCON history to score in five consecutive matches at a single tournament.

4. Fair Play Award:

Morocco

The Atlas Lions were recognised for their discipline, sportsmanship, and respect for the rules throughout AFCON 2025.

The Nation

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