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CAF Competitions Receive Major Prize-Money Increase

Reports on Tuesday revealed that Confederation of African Football (CAF) competitions are set to receive a major prize-money boost in th...

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Reports on Tuesday revealed that Confederation of African Football (CAF) competitions are set to receive a major prize-money boost in the New Year, starting with the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon.


According to a letter issued by CAF, as revealed by Ghanaian football journalist Saddick Adams, the winners of next year's continental showpiece will receive a sum of $4 million [approx. R53 million] which is a 166% increase.

Next year's CAF Champions League champions will also be richly rewarded with the winner of Africa's premier club competition to receive a cool $2.5 million [approx. R33 million], increased from the $1.5 million bagged by Mamelodi Sundowns.

The CAF Confederation Cup as well as the CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) have also received major cash injections with all the tournaments set to bear the name of fuel giants TOTAL.


CAF has increased prize money of Afcon from US $1.5m to US $4m beginning Gabon 2017. 166% increment. Runner up now gets $2m



MASSIVE: Also, CAF Champions League, now sponsored by Total, has prize money increased from $1.5m to $2.5m@CAF_Online



CAF financial review. Confederations Cup, which winner got $660k, now moves to $1.25m. Almost 90% increment.



CAF Total African Nations Championship (CHAN) becomes more attractive. Winner now takes home $1.25m instead of $750k.



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