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Lovette Ochicha
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CAF President Dr. Patrice Motsepe has officially announced his decision to run for a second term in the March 2025 CAF presidential elections, responding to calls from key stakeholders and regional leaders across African football.
Motsepe, who has led CAF since 2021, has seen backing from regional associations, notably COSAFA, who praised his “significant improvements in financial transparency and competition integrity” under his leadership.
Motsepe’s tenure has focused on financial stability and the structural growth of African football, including boosting prize funds and improving CAF’s global standing through a stronger governance model.
His administration also launched the African Football League and increased investments in women’s football and youth development.
This robust financial and organizational focus has positioned CAF as a competitive force internationally, fostering talent across the continent.
Motsepe’s campaign for re-election highlights a vision of growth and progress. His reforms have proven particularly crucial post-COVID-19, as African football recovers and regains momentum.
Stakeholders across the continent are expressing optimism that Motsepe’s leadership will continue to uplift African football, with significant support expected in his bid.
If re-elected, Motsepe pledges to continue this momentum, with an emphasis on deepening infrastructure and developmental pathways that bring African talent to the world stage.
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Motsepe, who has led CAF since 2021, has seen backing from regional associations, notably COSAFA, who praised his “significant improvements in financial transparency and competition integrity” under his leadership.
Motsepe’s tenure has focused on financial stability and the structural growth of African football, including boosting prize funds and improving CAF’s global standing through a stronger governance model.
His administration also launched the African Football League and increased investments in women’s football and youth development.
This robust financial and organizational focus has positioned CAF as a competitive force internationally, fostering talent across the continent.
Motsepe’s campaign for re-election highlights a vision of growth and progress. His reforms have proven particularly crucial post-COVID-19, as African football recovers and regains momentum.
Stakeholders across the continent are expressing optimism that Motsepe’s leadership will continue to uplift African football, with significant support expected in his bid.
If re-elected, Motsepe pledges to continue this momentum, with an emphasis on deepening infrastructure and developmental pathways that bring African talent to the world stage.
The post CAF President Patrice Motsepe Announces Re-Election Bid For 2025 appeared first on Sports247 Nigeria.