Quote from: Hewlet on Today at 10:21:52 AM

Osimehn has been an incredible name and seeing him doing this well at galatasaray after the whole Napoli issue, it must have been a fulfilling thing for him.

With moh Salah equally doing well at Liverpool and currently winning the league, another conversation that will spring up with time will be if both will be the likely option for the African men's player of the year award. It's looking like a moh Salah's award but then, Nigeria getting it for the third consecutive time is something to dare dream of. Injury took osimehn out of the light last season and now he's got a kid of fair season, he deserves everything he's been able to get for himself.

https://www.rmoutlook.com/soccer/psg-defender-achraf-hakimi-named-top-african-player-in-ligue-1-10645806

Mo Salah and Victor Osimhen have been in top form, but if PSG wins the UEFA Champions League, Achraf Hakimi might end up becoming the African footballer of the year. The right-back has contributed in no small measure to the success of the French outfit.

He narrowly missed it last year to Ademola Lookman. But this time, the Moroccans have won almost all competitions this year (if they beat Inter Milan). Winning the Champions League would make him get more votes since it is a prestigious competition. He has been voted as the best African player in France winning the Marc-Vivien Foé Prize. This award might also increase his chances of winning the African best award.