Mohamed Rabie Hrimat (AS FAR), Mounir Chouiar (RSB Berkane) and Sofian El Moudane (OCS) are among the nominees for Interclub Player of the Year at the CAF Awards 2026, according to Le360 Sport. The winner will be announced on Monday 7 December in Lagos, Nigeria.
Moroccan football has three of its representatives on the list of nominees for Interclub Player of the Year at the CAF Awards 2026. Mohamed Rabie Hrimat (AS FAR/Al-Shamal SC), Mounir Chouiar (RSB Berkane) and Sofian El Moudane (OCS/AS Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert) have been shortlisted in this category, Le360 Sport reports. The ceremony is scheduled for Monday 7 December in Lagos, Nigeria.
The three nominees are linked to notable team runs: the CAF Champions League final for AS FAR, a successful first campaign in the same competition for RSB, and a CAF Cup semi-final for OCS. Their clubs are also among the nominees for Club of the Year.
Hrimat, former captain of the Militaires
Former AS FAR captain Mohamed Rabie Hrimat led the Militaires to the CAF Champions League final, the first time in 41 years, according to Le360 Sport. The club is now African runner-up.
His name is linked to Al-Shamal SC in the affiliations provided, a dual association the outlet mentions without further detail.
Chouiar, central figure for Berkane
Mounir Chouiar was a central figure in Berkane’s setup, which enjoyed a successful first Champions League campaign, according to Le360 Sport. RSB, semi-finalists in the competition, are also among the nominees for Club of the Year.
El Moudane, joint top scorer in the CAF Cup
Sofian El Moudane finished as joint top scorer in the CAF Cup with 4 goals, according to Le360 Sport. His club, OCS, reached the semi-finals of the competition and are also among the nominees for Club of the Year.
In the data provided, the player is affiliated with OCS and AS Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert.
Strong competition
The list of nominees is not limited to Morocco. Algerians Abdennour Belhocini (Belouizdad) and Ahmed Khaldi (USMA), Egyptians Trézéguet (Al Ahly) and Mohamed Shehata (Zamalek), South Africans Khuliso Mudau and Teboho Mokoena (Mamelodi Sundowns) and Sudanese player Abdel Raouf (Al Hilal) are competing with the Moroccan trio, according to Le360 Sport.
On the team side, AS FAR, African runners-up, RSB and OCS are nominated for Club of the Year. The winners will be revealed on Monday 7 December in Lagos, Nigeria.