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Ahmed Abdel Ghani Leads CAF Confederation Cup All-Time Scoring List

Tue , September 22 2026 / 05:16 PM By: Misr Connect 3 min read
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Egyptian striker Ahmed Abdel Ghani leads the all-time scoring chart of the CAF Confederation Cup with 21 goals since the competition was launched in 2004.

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🏆 Ahmed Abdel Ghani at the Top

Egyptian Ahmed Abdel Ghani tops the all-time scoring list of the CAF Confederation Cup since the competition was launched in 2004, with 21 goals to his name.

His record places him ahead of several prominent African forwards who have made their mark throughout the history of the continental competition.

⭐ Yajour and Zaiyaue Share Second Place

Moroccan striker Mohsen Yajour and Algerian forward Abdelmalek Ziaya occupy second place on the all-time list, with 17 goals each.

The duo sit four goals behind the Egyptian leader, while Sudanese star Faisal El Agab and Egyptian Ahmed Eid Abdel Malek follow with 16 goals apiece.

🇪🇬 Strong Egyptian Presence

The all-time scoring list features a strong Egyptian presence, led by Ahmed Abdel Ghani with 21 goals.

Ahmed Eid Abdel Malek is also among the top scorers with 16 goals, while Ahmed Raouf and Abdullah El Said have each scored 15 goals in the competition.

As a result, four Egyptian players feature among the leading scorers in the tournament’s history.

🔥 More Notable Names

The list also includes Moroccan Mahmoud Benhalib, who has 15 goals, followed by Congolese forward Tresor Mputu with 14.

Tunisian striker Firas Chaouat completes the featured list with 13 goals, adding another notable name to the competition’s historical scoring records.

📊 CAF Confederation Cup All-Time Top Scorers

  • Ahmed Abdel Ghani – Egypt: 21 goals
  • Mohsen Yajour – Morocco: 17 goals
  • Abdelmalek Ziaya – Algeria: 17 goals
  • Faisal El Agab – Sudan: 16 goals
  • Ahmed Eid Abdel Malek – Egypt: 16 goals
  • Mahmoud Benhalib – Morocco: 15 goals
  • Ahmed Raouf – Egypt: 15 goals
  • Abdullah El Said – Egypt: 15 goals
  • Tresor Mputu – DR Congo: 14 goals
  • Firas Chaouat – Tunisia: 13 goals
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