Chhangte, Manisha named men's and women's AIFF Players of Year for 2022-23

Chhangte, Manisha named men's and women's AIFF Players of Year for 2022-23

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Category : Sports Published on: July 07 2023

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  • The All India Football Federation (AIFF) announced the winners of its annual awards after the executive committee.
  • Blue Tigers winger Lallianzuala Chhangte, an integral member of the Indian team at the SAFF Championship, has been adjudged the men’s senior player of the year, as Manisha Kalyan, who plays for Apollon in Cyprus, has been feted with the women’s player of the year accolade.
  • The Mizoram player Lallianzuala Chhangte bagged the award on the back of some stellar performances for the Indian national team and Mumbai City FC, his club.
  • Akash Mishra, 21, and Shilji Shaji, 16, have been accorded the Emerging Player of the Year awards in men’s and women’s categories.
  • Meanwhile, Clifford Miranda, who guided Odisha FC to Super Cup triumph, has been named men’s Coach of the Year. 
  • Priya PV, the head coach of the India U-17 women’s team and an assistant with the senior women’s team, has won the women’s coach of the year honour.
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