CAF reveals New Champions League Trophy

On Thursday the Confederation of Football African (CAF) revealed the New Champions League Trophy together with Totallergies partners.

The presentation took place at the South African headquarters in Totalenlesgies in Johannesburg and some legends of African football participated including Lucas Radebe, Teko Moodise and Siphiwe Tshabalala and several leaders of African football.

One of the two finalists, the sunsets of Mamlodi and the pyramids will make the story when they raise the new trophy.

The official presentation of the CAF of the surprising new design of the trophy is much more than a simple replacement; It represents a powerful evolution of CAF’s commitment for modernization and innovation.

As part of the largest CAF strategy to rename and raise its competitions, the new design was designed to amplify the visual impact of the most coveted prize of African football.

“In line with the vision of the president of the CAF, Dr. Patrice Motsepe, we are renamed and repositioning African football with a special focus to the interclub competitions currently”, said the secretary general of the Caf Véron Mosengo -Ba.

“This trophy of the Champions League of the Totalentles CAF reflects our objectives and bold steps towards an exciting football environment of the African club. With this, we aim to raise the stature of African club competitions to the global limelight, strengthen our commercial charm and inspire a new generation of football talents.”

The new trophy draws inspiration from the ferocious competition and rich cultural heritage of the continent, the trophy presents elegant silver and gold lines, which symbolize unity, rivalry and competitive balance that defines the tournament.

To its peak, the golden sphere – embellished with African symbolism – represents the final prize: the victory.

The interaction of silver elements and contrasting gold celebrates both the triumph of champions and the honor of worthy opponents, strengthening the spirit of respect, ambition and excellence that underlines African football.

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