SingaCup 2025 U12’s Outstanding Performers: Top Scorer and MVP! – SingaCup – Asia's Premier International Youth Football Tournament
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November 4th, 2025 | Broadcast, Official

The SingaCup 2025 U12 division concluded not only with a deserving champion but also with special recognition for two young players who made their mark through exceptional performances on the field. These individual honours highlight the heart and dedication that define the SingaCup’s spirit — where talent meets teamwork, and young athletes take their first steps toward bigger dreams.


Top Scorer — Cian Xandro Pancho Catubag (Lion City Sailors Football Academy A, Singapore)

With 11 goals, Cian Xandro Pancho Catubag of Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore) earned the Top Scorer Award for the U12 category. His consistent finishing and sharp attacking play were key in the Sailors’ strong campaign, which ended with an impressive third-place finish.
Cian’s contribution exemplified the focus and flair that Singapore’s youth academies continue to nurture — and his achievement stands as a proud moment for both his team and the local football community.


🏅 Most Valuable Player (MVP) — Iman Izz Zharif bin Shamsulrizal (Negeri Sembilan FC, Malaysia)

Crowned the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the U12 tournament, Iman Izz Zharif bin Shamsulrizal of Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) played a crucial role in guiding his team to the championship title.
Throughout the competition, Iman embodied leadership, composure, and vision — qualities that made him stand out even in a field filled with talent. His recognition as MVP reflects not only individual excellence but also the collective strength of Negeri Sembilan FC’s team spirit.


🌍 Future Stars in the Making

Both award winners, along with every participant in the SingaCup 2025 U12 competition, represent the promise of Asia’s football future. Their achievements serve as a reminder of what makes this tournament so special — the opportunity for young players to challenge themselves, build friendships, and inspire others through the game they love.

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