Manchester City and Ivory Coast star
player, Yaya Toure, has won the BBC African
Footballer of the year award, beating Andrew
Ayew, Sadio Mane, Yacine Brahimi and Pierre-
Emerick Aubameyang, to win the coveted award in London today. The striker
last won it in 2013 and has now
become the only player to have won the award
twice apart from Jay Jay Okocha and Kanu
Nwankwo, who are both Nigerian players,
hehehe... While receiving the award, Yaya said,..
''I am very proud, to receive this dedication
from the fans is unbelievable. Also I want to pay
tribute to the other nominees. African football is
growing up, becoming much better and we have
fantastic young players coming through now. I
am delighted and very happy. And as an African
player, I want to lead all my younger brothers to
be successful in the future. When I was a kid I
was always dreaming of being an important
player. I have sacrificed a lot. I will continue to
try to win a trophy every year, I will fight to win
a personal trophy."
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