Chelsea, Lyon, and Real Madrid Secure Women’s Champions League Quarterfinal Spots Category: Sports Chelsea, Lyon, and Real Madrid have advanced to the UEFA Women’s Champions League quarterfinals following decisive performances. Chelsea claimed their spot with a dominant group-stage run, showcasing tactical precision and stellar teamwork. Meanwhile, defending champions Lyon reaffirmed their status as a powerhouse, securing their place with a commanding victory. Real Madrid’s entry marks a significant milestone, underlining their growing influence in women’s football. The competition intensifies as top teams prepare for the next stage, promising thrilling matchups for fans worldwide.

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– 2023 – Victor Osimhen
– 2022 – Sadio Mane
– 2019 – Sadio Mane
– 2018 – Mohamed Salah
– 2017 – Mohamed Salah
– 2016 – Riyad Mahrez
– 2015 – Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
– 2014 – Yaya Toure
– 2013 – Yaya Toure
– 2012 – Yaya Toure
– 2011 – Yaya Toure
– 2010 – Samuel Eto’o
– 2009 – Didier Drogba
– 2008 – Emmanuel Adebayor
– 2007 – Frederic Kanoute
– 2006 – Didier Drogba
– 2005 – Samuel Eto’o
– 2004 – Samuel Eto’o
– 2003 – Samuel Eto’o
– 2002 – El Hadji Diouf
– 2001 – El Hadji Diouf
– 2000 – Patrick M’Boma
– 1999 – Nwankwo Kanu
– 1998 – Mustapha Hadji
– 1997 – Victor Ikpeba
– 1996 – Nwankwo Kanu
– 1995 – George Weah
– 1994 – Emmanuel Amunike
– 1992 – Abedi Pele

Victor Osimhen’s win in 2023 adds his name to this prestigious list, and it’s notable as the first time a Nigerian has claimed the award since Nwankwo Kanu in 1999.