AFCON21: CAF increase Competition Prize Money

Date:

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has increased the prize money for the African Cup of Nation (AFCON) scheduled to kick off on Sunday in Yaounde.

The competition’s take home package has been increased from the former 3.9 Million Euro as bagged home by the Algeria at the end of last competition held in Cairo, Egypt to 4.4 Million Euros, that is over 1,821,923,099.10 Naira

SportsDayonline.com gathered that the change will be an increase of five hundred thousand Euro, more than 467 Naira when compared to the previous sum bagged home by the north African.

The prize change which will be expected to get application during AFCON 21 tournament in Cameroon is expected to affect the pay package awarded to the competition second and third place teams and other top teams that will qualify for the quarter finals of the tournament.

Meanwhile, All the teams that reached the quarterfinals of the tournament in Egypt each were given the sum of over Eight Hundred thousand Euro.

The prize money of the competition has been evolving since the creation of the competition by the Confederation of African Football CAF over 65 years ago.

Author

Share post:

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Latest News

FCT SWAN Honors Barrister Babatunde Akintade for Grassroots Football Development

The Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (FCT Chapter) has...

Dikko tasks Polo faithful on sports weekend economy

NSC Chairman Mallam Shehu Dikko has reiterated the commission's...

NNL CEO, Emmanuel Attah, Celebrates Son’s Wedding

For Mr. and Mrs. Kemi and Emmanuel Attah, the...

Atalanta snub Liverpool’s January interest in Lookman

Atalanta are unwilling to sell any of their stars...

Heartland’s Ori out for two weeks after surgery

Heartland FC midfielder, Elvis Ori has undergone successful facial...

Popular

More like this
Related

FCT SWAN Honors Barrister Babatunde Akintade for Grassroots Football Development

The Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (FCT Chapter) has...

Dikko tasks Polo faithful on sports weekend economy

NSC Chairman Mallam Shehu Dikko has reiterated the commission's...

NNL CEO, Emmanuel Attah, Celebrates Son’s Wedding

For Mr. and Mrs. Kemi and Emmanuel Attah, the...

Atalanta snub Liverpool’s January interest in Lookman

Atalanta are unwilling to sell any of their stars...