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Hannibal Mejbri Elected African Revelation of the Year

By Contributing Editor January 2, 2022
By Contributing Editor January 2, 2022
Hannibal Mejbri
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Hannibal Mejbri was elected African revelation of the year by the magazine FootAfrica’s editorial staff. And this following over 469,000 votes.

“A rising star in African football, named after a Carthaginian hero destined for conquest, Hannibal Mejbri has developed several high-profile performances in the last twelve months, most notably reaching the final of the FIFA Arab Cup 2021 in his national jersey (lost 0-2 to Algeria),” the magazine continues.

Voting results:

  • Hannibal Mejbri (Tunisia / 18 years old): 55.64%
  • Adem Zorgane (Algeria / 21 years old): 35.88%
  • Edmond Tapsoba (Burkina Faso / 22 years old): 4.24%
  • Mohamed Camara (Mal / 21 years old): 1.80%
  • Bamba Dieng (Senegal / 21 years old): 0.92%
  • Zakaria Aboukhlal (Morocco / 21 years old): 0.85%
  • Momo Bayo (Guinea / 23 years old): 0.37%
  • Amad Diallo (Ivory Coast / 19 years old): 0.09%
  • Silas Katompa (DRC / 23 years old): 0.08%
  • Kamaldeen Sulemana (Ghana / 19 years old): 0.07%
  • Terem Moffi (Nigeria / 22 years old): 0.06%
  • Jean Onana (Cameroon / 21 years old): 0.03%
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