Atalanta were super proud of Ademola Lookman's victory at the CAF Awards after the Nigerian winger was named Africa Men's Player of the Year for 2024.

Ademola Lookman has had a fantastic 12 months ... He then scored a hat trick as Atalanta comfortably beat Bayer Leverkusen 3-0 in the Europa League final, ending their unbeaten streak in all competitions. His league record last season was impressive ...

Atalanta and Nigeria forward Ademola Lookman was crowned men’s 2024 CAF Footballer of the Year in Marrakech at the expense of Morocco international Achraf Hakimi. Zambia’s Barbra Banda collected the women’s prize after helping the Orlando Pride clinch the NWSL Championship,

A Nigerian man expressed happiness when Ademola Lookman, who won the African Player of the Year award, showcased Nigerian culture. He shared his observation.

Nigerian forward Ademola Lookman, who plays for Atalanta, was awarded Africa's Best Player of the Year 2024. This award, presented by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), recognizes his outstanding performance last season,

Nigeria winger Ademola Lookman and Zambia striker Barbra Banda won the men’s and women’s African player of the year awards on Monday night. “Four years ago my career felt down but now I’m here as the best player in Africa.

Atalanta and Nigeria striker Ademola Lookman has officially been named the 2024 CAF African Player of the Year after a remarkable year for club and country. ‘Four years ago, I failed in front of the world.

Ademola Lookman was named the CAF African Footballer of the Year on Monday at an awards ceremony in Marrakech, Morocco after a stellar season with Atalanta and the Nigeria national team.

Nigeria forward Ademola Lookman was named African Footballer of Year by the Confederation of African Football at their awards ceremony on Monday. The 27-year-old scored a hat-trick as his Italian club

First-time winner Ademola Lookman took the African Footballer of the Year award to cap a great year at Atalanta in Serie A, as the Nigerian forward took home the honor ahead of some big names – Morocco’s Achraf Hakimi, Ivory Coast’s Simon Adingra, and Guinea’s Serhou Guirassy – in Marrakech.

CAF had appeared to float the prospect that he might miss out on a prize that appeared to be destined for him.