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Ademola Lookman Eyes CAF Men’s Player of the Year Glory

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Ademola Lookman
Ademola Lookman

Ademola Lookman, the Nigerian winger dazzling in Serie A, has his sights set on the 2024 CAF Men’s Player of the Year award.

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Known for his exceptional performances with Atalanta, Lookman’s form this season has made him a standout contender for the prestigious accolade.

The 27-year-old is competing with four other top African players and dreams of being crowned the continent’s best.

Ademola Lookman
Ademola Lookman

A Prestigious Dream for Lookman

Ademola Lookman has described his nomination for the CAF Men’s Player of the Year award as a significant milestone in his career.

Speaking to Sky Sport Italia, the Atalanta winger expressed his gratitude and ambition, stating, “It’s an honour to be nominated for this prestigious award. Of course, anyone who is nominated would like to win it. It’s a dream.”

The 27-year-old is considered the favourite among the shortlisted players, a testament to his consistent brilliance on the field. Lookman’s nomination highlights his growing influence in African football and his ambition to cement his legacy.

Ademola Lookman
Ademola Lookman

A Stellar Season with Atalanta

Lookman’s form this season has been nothing short of spectacular. He played a decisive role in Atalanta’s recent 2-1 triumph over AC Milan, scoring the winning goal.

His contributions have been pivotal to Atalanta’s campaign, with the winger registering 10 goals and five assists in just 17 appearances across all competitions.

His performances have not only helped his club maintain competitive form in Serie A but have also solidified his status as one of Africa’s most exciting football talents.

Winning the CAF Men’s Player of the Year award would mark a significant achievement in Lookman’s burgeoning career.

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