CAF President Drives Formation Of African Club Association
Responding to the need for a unified voice for professional football clubs across Africa, CAF President Dr. Patrice Motsepe has spearheaded the formation of the African Club Association (ACA), in Cairo, Egypt.
This landmark decision marks a significant step towards empowering clubs and ensuring their greater involvement in shaping the future of African football. The ACA inaugural meeting was chaired by Dr Motsepe.
Previously, African clubs lacked a cohesive platform to advocate for their interests and participate in decision-making processes.
The ACA aims to address this by providing a structured forum for clubs to collaborate, share resources, and collectively represent their needs to CAF and other stakeholders.
During the launch a new leadership of the organisation was formed, with Young Africans President, Hersi A. Said, elected as the inaugural Chairman of the ACA.
He will serve with two deputies: Jessica Motaung from Kaizer Chiefs (South Africa) and Nigeria’s Paul Bassey from Akwa United.
Full Board: African Club Association
UNAF Zone:
Khaled Abdelkader (Al Ahly, Egypt)
Taha Diay (Raja, Morocco)
WAFU A:
Rodney Edmond Michael (Mighty Blackpool FC, Sierra Leone)
Famakan Dembele (AS Real Bamako, Mali)
WAFU B
Ayibatin Wilfrido (AS Loto FC, Benin)
Paul Bassey (Akwa United, Nigeria)
CECAFA:
Hersi A. Said (Young Africans, Tanzania)
Hassan Ali Eissa (Al Hilal, Sudan)
COSAFA:
Jessica Motaung (Kaizer Chiefs, South Africa)
Salamo Newboy Hei (African Stars, Namibia)
UNIFFAC
Ravel Mondjo Mbouloungou (CS de Bendje, Gabon)
Guy Kapya Kilongozi (AS Maniema Union, DR Congo).