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Yeboah wins at the 2025 SWAG

Ghana defender Comfort Yeboah has been crowned the 2025 SWAG local-based female footballer of the year

Ghana has honored its sports heroes at the 2025 SWAG awards night event, which took place at the Accra International Conference Centre on the 15th of November 2025.

The annual event honors and celebrates excellence, dedication, and the enduring spirit of sportsmanship in several categories.

Black Queens player, Comfort Yeboah, was named female home base footballer of the year. The young player joined DUX Logrono in Septembre.

Ami Diallo, Mahira Ali, and Violeth Nicholaus are through to the semi-final of the Total Energies CAF Women’s Champions League Egypt 2025

ASEC Mimosas’ debutant qualified for the semi-finals of the CAF Women’s Champions League with a convincing win on Saturday. The Ivorian side showcased their dominance in a resounding 4-0 triumph over Botswana’s Gaborone United.

A brace by in-form striker Ami Diallo helped the Ivorian side to a victory that helped ASEC Mimosas to win their last match of the Group A tie of the tournament.

Ami Diallo played in every group stage matche of the club as they advanced as Group B top finishers on seven points from three matches.

In their maiden CAF, ASEC became the first Ivorian club to reach the Women’s Champions League semi-finals.

Masar’s Mahira Ali and Violeth Nicholaus secure a semi-finals spot with a hard-fought draw against USFAS Bamako.

Hosts Masar secured a crucial 1-1 draw against Malian USFAS Bamako to advance to the semi-finals, finishing second in the group.

Mahira Ali’s assist helped her teammate level the score and secured a vital point for the Egyptians.

The draw placed Masar in the second position with 5 points in Group A and has earned them qualification to the semi-finals.

Aicha Samake’s USFAS Bamako finished third, narrowly missing out on a semi-final berth despite a spirited debut campaign.

Mahira played all three games, while Violeth featured in two group stage matches.

On Tuesday, November 18, our players will face off in the second semifinal match. Asec Mimosas against FC Masar.

The Ivorian giants are making their first-ever appearance at this stage; meanwhile, the Egyptian team are now in their second straight semi-final after finishing third in the previous edition.

Australian midfielder Aivi Luik clinched the 2025 Damallsvenskan title with BK Häcken

Australian star Aivi Luik won her first Swedish championship with BK Häcken, who also lifted the crown for the first time.

Luik played a full 90 minutes as BK Hacken beat Djurgården 2-0 on Saturday 8th to seal their triumph with a game to spare.

Today was the official celebration of the title after winning the club’s last match of the season against Pitea. Luik played the full encounter as BK Häcken defeated their opponents 1-0, a victory that capped a remarkable season.

Luik took part in 16 league games, playing a key part for the club, which finished on top of the table with 61 points from 26 matches.

Luik, who joined BK Häcken in 2022, has finished second for four consecutive years in the Damallsvenskan, while also reaching the quarter-finals of the Women’s Champions League last year.They are competing in the ongoing 2025 UEFA Women’s Europa Cup.

Aivi now counts seven titles won in three different countries. One Danish (Elitedivisionen) title, five Australian (A-League) titles, and one Swedish (Damallsvenskan) title as well. She also won a USA WPSL Championship in her debut career in 2005.

Aivi Luik is a Mathildas veteran with more than 40 appearances for Australia women’s national team and has participated in multiple major tournaments.

Mahira Ali, Violeth Nicholaus, Ami Diallo, and Aicha Samake are our players to watch during the CAF Women’s Champions League Egypt 2025

Four of the LTA players are participating in the CAF Women’s Champions League with their clubs.

Mahira Ali and Violeth Nicholaus with Masar FC (Egypt), second participation

Ami Diallo with Assec Mimosa (Cote d’Ivoire), first participation

Aicha Samake with USFAS (Mali), first participation

The CAF Women’s Champions League Egypt 2025 will see eight of the top clubs on the African continent compete for the coveted title, including defending champions TP Mazembe from DR Congo.

Group A contains AS FAR Rabat from Morocco, FC 15 de Agosto de Akonibe from Equatorial Guinea, Masar FC from Egypt, and USFAS Bamako from Mali.

Group B contains TP Mazembe from DR Congo, ASEC Mimosas from Cote d’Ivoire, Botswana’s debutantes Gaborone United, and JKT Queens from Tanzania.

The kick-off of the highly anticipated Competition is on Saturday, 08 November 2025.

USFAS Bamako of Aicha Samake will face 15 de Agosto at the competition opener at 13h00 GMT

The second match will be a clash between the home side FC Masar of Mahira Ali and Violeth and AS FAR at 16h00 GMT.

Sunday, 9 November, Asec Mimosas of Ami Diallo will play their debut against TP Mazembe.

Defender Irene Paredes and Spain advanced to the 2025 Nations League Final with a 5-0 aggregate score over Sweden in the semifinals

The defending champions and world No. 1, Spain will next face Germany, world No. 5, in this Nations League final.

Veteran defender Irene Paredes captained Spain for the entire ninety minutes in each leg of the two UEFA Women’s Nations League semifinals.

An easy 4-0 first-leg win against Sweden was followed by a 1-0 triumph in the second leg, securing Spain’s spot in the UEFA Women’s Nations League final.

The two-match 2025 Nations League championship will kick off on November 28th in Germany, with Spain hosting the second leg on December 2nd.

Irene and Spain will play their consecutive UEFA Women’s Nations League final after winning the inaugural one last year against France.

It will be Irene’s fourth final with Spain in almost three years. Spain won the World Cup final against England in 2023, won the Nations League final against France in 2024, and finished second in the 2025 European Championship against England.

Barbra Banda has been been named in the 2025 FIFPRO Women’s World 11, the only global football award voted for exclusively by professional footballers

It is Banda’s second consecutive FIFPRO World 11 selection, following 2024.

Find the full list of the 2025 FIFPRO Women’s World 11 here: https://fifpro.org/en/supporting-players/player-influence/world11/who-is-in-the-2025-fifpro-women-s-world-11

LTA Agency congratulate Banda on this achievement.

Barbra Banda has been nominated for the 2025 FIFPRO Women’s World 11, the only global football award voted for exclusively by professional footballers

Zambia captain and Orlando Pride striker, Banda is among the nominees of The FIFPRO Women’s World 11 for her second straight year. She became the first African player to make the Women’s World 11 after being selected for the first time in 2024.

Voted for by over 25,000 professional players each year, the prestigious award celebrates the 11 best players at the end of each calendar year.

Banda’s inclusion in the shortlist follows her hot start in 2025, after an outstanding 2024 campain. She is tied for sixth with eight goals this season and is in second for shots on the year in NWSL, although she suffered an injury that kept her on the sidelines of Orlando Pride’s last ten season-ending matches.

Many LTA Agency players have already been shortlisted for the FIFA FIFPro Women’s World XI since its launch in 2015 :

Spain : Veronica Boquete (2020), Irene Paredes (2023,20,21,17,16 ), Victoria Losada (2017)
Sweden: Hedvig Lindahl (2020,19,17,16), Caroline Seger (2017)
Romania: Laura Rus(2017), Andreea Părăluță (2017,2016)
Zambia: Barbra Banda (2024)
Cameroon: Gabrielle Onguene (2021 )
Denmark: Line Røddik Hansen (2017)

Four of them have been in the final FIFPRO World XI selections: They are Barbra Banda in 2024, Veronica Boquete in 2020, Irene Paredes, and Hedvig Lidahl in 2017.

The FIFPRO Women’s World 11 will be announced on Monday 3 November at 12:00 GMT on Fifpro’s social media platforms.

LTA Agency congratulate Banda for her inclusion in the shortlist and wish her good luck.

Barbra Banda and Ami Diallo are among the 2025 CAF awards nominations list.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) released the official shortlist for the women’s categories on Friday. Two young players represented by LTA Agency figures in the following categories:  African Player of the Year – Zambia Captain Barbra Banda, and the Interclub Player of the Year – Ivorian striker Ami Diallo. All the nominees earned recognition for their standout performances over the past year.

Banda is the current holder of the CAF Women’s Player of the Year title. She is once again vying for the coveted African Player of the Year title and is among Africa’s most reliable players. striker for the Orlando Pride of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). Banda is currently the fifth-best player in the league with eight goals despite being injured in August. Earlier this year, at the WAFCON, she scored three goals for Chipolopolo. It is Banda’s second nomination following her first last year which ended in triumph.

Ami Diallo, striker of Asec Mimosas club (Ivory Coast), is one of the best goal scorers in the league. She helped the club qualify for the CAF Women’s Champions League for the very first time, after a dramatic victory in the WAFU B Qualifiers 2025 final against Nigeria’s Bayelsa Queens. Picked up Woman of the Match honors in two of Cote d’Ivoire’s games. She is called up for the 2026 WAFCON qualifiers.

We congratulate Banda and Ami for being part of these prestigious awards, and we wish them good luck.

L’ internationale Koko Ange N’Guessan a fait son retour à Costa Adeje Tenerife après une pige d’un an en Arabie Saoudite à Al Ula

L’ attaquante ivoirienne Ange Koko a signé en Espagne avec Costa Adeje Tenerife club de la première division dans lequel elle a évolué pendant huit ans avant son départ en première division saoudienne ou, elle a passé une saison avec Al Ula.

LTA Agency souhaite à Koko un bon retour dans son club.

L’internationale malienne Saratou Traoré a remporté le titre de la Super League chinoise avec Beijing Beikong

La jeune Joueuse malienne Saratou, qui a rejoint Beijing en juillet 2025, a conclu sa saison en beauté en soulevant le trophée du championnat de Chine.

Saratou s’est offerte un nouveau titre de championne de Chine suite à la victoire à domicile de Beijing Beikong face à Liaoning (4-0) lors de la 22ᵉ et dernière journée du championnat. La milieu de terrain a joué l’intégralité du match et marqué le deuxième but, qu’elle a inscrit à la 35ᵉ minute.

C’est son second titre de championne consécutif en Chine après avoir remporté le tout premier la saison précédente avec Wuhan, son ancien club.

LTA Agency félicite Saratou pour ce trophée de plus gagné en Chine.

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