Thomas Teye Partey has been adjudged the 2018/19 Ghana Football Awards overall best footballer of the year.
The Atletico Madrid enforcer reclaimed the award after beating competitions from Asante Kotoko first-choice shot-stopper Felix Annan and Black Maidens star Mukarama Abdulai.
The best goalkeeper award went to Felix Annan with Mukarama Abdulai scooping the women’s footballer of the year award and the rising star award.
Hearts of Oak marksman Joseph Esso had his stunner against Dreams FC voted as the best goal of the year during the awards night held today at the Marriott Hotel in Accra.
Black Stars legends Dogo Moro and Wilberforce Mfum received the living legends award whiles the Professional Football Association of Ghana (PFAG) received the thumbs up award in recognition of the organization’s remarkable work towards protecting the rights and interest of Ghanaian players both the retired and the active ones.
Below is the full list of winners of the 2018/19 Ghana Football Awards;
Goalkeeper of the Year
Felix Annan – Asante Kotoko (Winner)
Nana Bonsu – Enugu Rangers
Richard Ofori – Maritzburg United
Team of the Year
Asante Kotoko (Winner)
Hearts of Oak
Black Maidens
Coach of the Year
Johnson Smith – Karela United
Charles Akonnor – Asante Kotoko (Winner)
Augustine Adotey – Black Maidens
Home-based Footballer of the Year
Felix Annan – Asante Kotoko
Abdul Fatawu Shafiu- Asante Kotoko (Winner)
Mohammed Alhassan- Hearts of Oak
Foreign-based Player of the Year
Thomas Partey- Atletico Madrid (Winner)
Kwadwo Asamoah- Inter Milan
Joseph Aidoo – KRC Genk
Rising Star of the Year
Diawisie Taylor – Karela United
Grace Animah – Black Maidens
Mukurama Abdulai- Black Maidens (Winner)
Women’s Footballer of the Year
Grace Asantewaa – Black Queens
Janet Egyir – Black Queens
Abdulai Mukurama – Black Maidens (Winner)
Footballer of the Year
Thomas Partey – Atletico Madrid (Winner)
Abdulai Mukurama – Black Maidens
Felix Annan – Asante Kotoko
