CAF is set to discuss major reforms for African football during a series of meetings led by President Patrice Motsepe.
Key topics include:
ℹ️ Development projects, including the reconstruction of 30 stadiums across less-developed African countries.
ℹ️ New safety and security standards for CAF competitions.
ℹ️ Cameroon’s proposal for an African Nations League system based on rankings.
ℹ️ Possible creation of African Nations Leagues for U17 and U23 players.
ℹ️ Possible changes to CAF club competitions, including Champions League and Confederation Cup formats.
ℹ️ The ongoing debate around club registration deadlines.
ℹ️ Update on AFCON 2027 & 2028
CAF has also confirmed there is no extension of the club registration deadline beyond July 25 until now.
Member associations must submit club licensing files by the deadline, although individual exemptions can be requested.
Motsepe will address these issues during a press conference in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
The key updates will be live here. ✊🏽
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