CAF to unveil new TotalEnergies CAF Champions League trophy in Johannesburg ahead of exciting final clash

In a landmark development set to excite African football fans, the Confederation of African Football (CAF), in partnership with TotalEnergies, is preparing to unveil a new trophy and revamped brand identity for the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League.

This grand unveiling is scheduled for Thursday, 22 May, at the TotalEnergies offices in Johannesburg, South Africa.

The new trophy marks a significant milestone in CAF’s efforts to elevate the prestige of Africa’s premier club competition, aligning with the continent’s aspirations to showcase its best football talent on a global stage.

The unveiling event will be attended by legendary figures in African football, top officials from CAF, as well as representatives from the two clubs competing in the final — Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa and Pyramids FC of Egypt.

The 2024 CAF Champions League final will be decided over two legs, with the first encounter set for Saturday, 24 May, at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria, South Africa.

The second leg will follow a week later in Cairo on Sunday, 1 June, where the two powerhouse clubs will battle for continental glory and the coveted new trophy.

This unveiling event promises to be a celebration of African football’s growth and ambitions, highlighting the importance of the Champions League as a symbol of continental excellence.

The introduction of the new trophy aims to inspire the participating teams and fans alike, increasing excitement and prestige surrounding this year’s competition.

As the finalist clubs prepare for their decisive matches, football enthusiasts across Africa and beyond are eager to see the grand new trophy lifted by the champions, marking a new era for the continent’s most celebrated club tournament.

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