Best player in africa

the Ivory Coast player Yaya Toure lead the list of candidates for Neil best soccer player in Africa in the 2014 award, which includes 25 players after the Confederation of African Football disclosed Friday. Toure seems a candidate to win the title for the fourth year in a row as it is characterized by almost the rest of his rivals in the list after his team led Manchester City to win the Premier League last season. The list also includes four Algerians in addition to Wilfried Bony, from Ivory Coast and belongs to the Welsh club Swansea City. There is also a Crystal Palace player Yannick Polasa England, one of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Senegal midfielder Sadio Mane player Southampton England. The list includes striker Emmanuel Adebayor Tottenham Hotspur, one of Togo and has won the award in 2008. Toure and Adebayor and the players are the only ones who are already in the list of winning the prize this year. Empty list of John Obi Mikel midfielder Nigeria and Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba veteran. Algeria and contribute the largest number of players in the list of candidates in the presence of Rice M'bolhi goalkeeper and midfielder Yacine Brahimi and the attackers Islam Slimani and Sufian Fajuli. The coaches will choose teams of African countries, technicians and managers associations of these countries will be the winner in Lagos, Nigeria, the announcement on the eighth of January next year. The list was as follows .. Ahmed Musa (Nigeria) and Asamoah Gyan (Ghana) and Dame Ndoye (Senegal) and Emmanuel Adebayor (Togo) and Eric Maxim Chubu (Cameroon) and Fakhruddin Ben Youssef (Tunisia) and Ferjany Sassi (Tunisia) and Gervi (Ivory Coast) and Islam Slimani (Algeria) and Kwadwo Asamoah (Ghana) and Mehdi Benatia (Morocco), Mohamed because I (Egypt) and Pierre Limerick Aobamyanj (Gabon) and Rice M'bolhi (Algeria) and Sadio Mane (Senegal) and Seydou Keita (Mali) and Sufian Fajuli (Algeria) and Stephane Mbia (Cameroon) and Tulana Serero (South Africa) Vinson and Abu Bakr (Cameroon) and Vinson Enyeama (Nigeria) and Wilfred Bonnie (Ivory Coast) and Yassin Brahimi (Algeria) and Yannick Polasa (Democratic Republic of Congo) and Yaya Toure (Ivory Coast).