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“The past two years have witnessed notable advancements by CAF in augmenting the prize money for AFCON and its other prominent competitions,” stated Patrice Motsepe, President of Africa’s football governing body, in an interview with CAFonline.
“We have elevated the prize money for the AFCON Winner to USD 7,000,000, reflecting a 40% surge from the preceding AFCON prize. I am optimistic that a proportion of the awarded prize money will play a pivotal role in fostering football development, providing benefits to all football stakeholders, and supporting the administrative needs of our Member Associations.”
“The past two years have witnessed notable advancements by CAF in augmenting the prize money for AFCON and its other prominent competitions,” stated Patrice Motsepe, President of Africa’s football governing body, in an interview with CAFonline.
“We have elevated the prize money for the AFCON Winner to USD 7,000,000, reflecting a 40% surge from the preceding AFCON prize. I am optimistic that a proportion of the awarded prize money will play a pivotal role in fostering football development, providing benefits to all football stakeholders, and supporting the administrative needs of our Member Associations.”
The 34th AFCON finals are set to kick off next Saturday, featuring the opening match between host nation Cote d’Ivoire and Guinea-Bissau. The tournament is scheduled to conclude on Sunday, February 11th.
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