The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced a significant financial boost for the teams competing in the CAF Women’s Champions League Morocco 2024.
Each of the eight African women’s football clubs participating in this year’s tournament is set to receive a minimum of USD 150,000, ensuring financial support and motivation for their efforts on the continental stage.
The CAF Women’s Champions League, which debuted in 2021 under the leadership of CAF President Dr. Patrice Motsepe, continues to grow in prestige and funding. The total prize money for the tournament has seen a remarkable 52% increase this year, reaching USD 2,350,000.
This increase reflects CAF’s commitment to supporting and advancing women’s football in Africa. Dr. Motsepe has emphasized that developing youth academies and continually raising prize money across CAF competitions are part of a broader strategy to elevate African football and make it competitive on a global level.
Here is the prize distribution for the CAF Women’s Champions League Morocco 2024:
- Winner: USD 600,000
- Runner-up: USD 400,000
- 3rd Place: USD 350,000
- 4th Place: USD 300,000
- 3rd Place in Group: USD 200,000 each
- 4th Place in Group: USD 150,000 each
The tournament’s increase in prize money highlights CAF’s dedication to making African women’s football not only competitive but attractive to investors and fans worldwide.
The financial rewards for clubs at all levels in the competition underscore a broader vision to drive growth, engagement, and success in African women’s football.