The Confederation of African Football announced Monday a significant increase in prize money for its top club competitions, raising the reward for the winner of the CAF Champions League to $6 million.
CAF said its president, Patrice Motsepe, approved an additional $2 million increase for the Champions League winner beginning with the 2025–26 season.
The governing body also doubled the prize for the winner of the CAF Confederation Cup, raising it to $4 million after an increase of $2 million.
According to CAF, the adjustment represents a 50% increase in the Champions League prize and a 100% increase for the Confederation Cup.
The organization added that the latest changes bring the total prize money and solidarity payments distributed to African clubs to more than $42 million per season.
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