Motsepe is re-elected unopposed as Caf president

Patrice Motsepe has been re-elected as the President of the Confederation of African Football (Caf) unopposed.

The South African businessman was initially elected as the head of Caf in March, succeeding Ahmad Ahmad.

Under Motsepe’s leadership, Caf has seen several initiatives aimed at improving African football, including the launch of a new club competition, the Caf Women’s Champions League.

Motsepe’s re-election is seen as a vote of confidence in his leadership and vision for African football.

During his first term, Motsepe has worked to address governance issues within Caf and improve the organization’s financial sustainability.

With his second term secured, Motsepe is expected to continue his efforts to elevate African football to new heights.

His unopposed re-election is a testament to the support and trust he has garnered among the Caf member associations.

Motsepe’s commitment to developing football across the continent has been widely praised by stakeholders in the African football community.

His leadership has been credited with driving positive change and progress within Caf since he assumed office.

Overall, Motsepe’s re-election signals a new chapter for African football under his continued guidance.