Egypt decorates to host CAF awards on January 7

CAF officials have invited some of the Egyptian League's clubs presidents, headed by Mahmoud Al-Khatib, head of Al-Ahly Club and head of Al-Jazira Club Omar Jazzarin, in addition to Hassan Shehata, former coach of the Egyptian team, and Shawky Gharib, coach of the Egyptian Olympic team, to attend the ceremony of the best player in Africa hosted by Egypt, specifically Hurghada. On January 7th.

This is the first time that Egypt hosts the CAF ceremony for the Best awards in Africa, 27 years after the launch of the award, which is being contested by the trio; the Egyptian Mohamed Salah, the Algerian Riyad Mahrez, and the Senegalese Sadio Mane.




While, the Egyptian star Tarek Hamed, the player of Zamalek team, for the prize for the Best player within the continent, where the duo "Algerian Yusuf Al Balaili and Tunisian Anis Al Badri" will compete.

And the city of Hurghada is decorated to receive the most important event of African football. The African Football Confederation Awards ceremony is the best enough for 2019 to choose the best African player, which will be held in the Albatros Resort; Sahl Hasheesh in Hurghada on January 7, and with the great cooperation of the governor of the Red Sea, all the streets of Hurghada have been decorated And the roads leading to Sahl Hasheesh Resort with the spread of the CAF flags and the competition in all the streets of Hurghada, beside decorating Hurghada Airport with flags and completely changing its decor with banners welcoming the global award ceremony guests, with emphasis on facilities for all coming for the ceremony.
  


The event is taking place amid unparalleled global and African interest, as the ceremony will be broadcasted through more than 150 international channels, and it is expected that around 1.2 billion people around the world will follow it amid a state of anticipation for the winner of the 2019 African Player of the Year award, which is contested by three of the most famous African players, the star The Egyptian Mohamed Salah, the Algerian Riyad Mahrez and the Senegalese Sadio Mane.