President of the Confederation of African Football, Patrice Motsepe, is set to arrive in Senegal on Tuesday for high-level talks with the country’s leadership.
The visit comes amid ongoing tensions following the CAF Appeal Committee’s ruling that officially awarded Morocco the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title.
Motsepe’s trip is widely seen as a strategic move by CAF to de-escalate the situation and foster dialogue between stakeholders.
The governing body is keen to maintain unity and stability within African football after the controversial decision.
Sources indicate that discussions will focus on reconciliation efforts and ensuring that all parties remain aligned with CAF’s broader vision for the development of the game across the continent.
The visit underscores CAF’s commitment to diplomatic engagement as it seeks to navigate one of the most sensitive disputes in recent African football history.
