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Tabitha nominated for Cosafa Player of the Year

Antony Isaiah Jr by Antony Isaiah Jr
April 12, 2024
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Scorchers Captain, Tabitha Chawinga has been nominated for the inaugural Cosafa Women’s Player of the Year after a successful year with Italian Giants, Inter Milan Women FC.

The Regional Football governing body, Cosafa announced the nominees for the award on Thursday afternoon saying the names have been listed after analysis of the judging panel from across the 14 member nations that make up COSAFA are renowned for their knowledge of Southern African football.

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Tabitha will battle with two Zambians prolific strikers, Barbra Banda who plays for Shanghai Shengli and Racheal Kundananji for plays for Madrid FC.

Chawinga, a prolific scorer in Europe, she managed 25 goals in Italy and France in 2023 and won the Golden Boot in the Women’s Serie A with Inter Milan in the 2022/23 season. She has since gone on loan to PSG and continues to bang in the goals. Not to be confused with her sister Temwa Chawinga, who was the top scorer with Malawi at the COSAFA Women’s Championship.

Barbra Banda has recently moved to Orlando Pride in the USA, reward for excellent form for club and country. She scored two goals in a famous win for Zambia over Germany prior to the 2023 Women’s World Cup, the biggest victory in their history. She also scored as Zambia beat Costa Rica 3-1 to record a first ever World Cup finals win.

On the other hand, Rachel Kundananji recently became the most expensive female player in history when she moved from Madrid FC to Bay FC in the USA for $800,000. That was on the back of 28 goals for Madrid FC in 2023 and a further eight for Zambia, including in their win over Costa Rica at the World Cup.

The winner will be announced at a gala awards ceremony in Durban on April 19, with a panel of judges from across the region having assessed their achievements for the period of January 1 to December 31, 2023.

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