AFCON generates millions in broadcasting, sponsorship and prize money. But how is it distributed? Florsport examines revenue allocation, financial transparency and whether tournament earnings drive long-term development in African football.
AFCON reveals more than champions. It exposes which football systems are built to improve — and which simply survive the spotlight before returning to old patterns.
The invisible transfer nobody talks about Every sprint, every tackle, every heartbeat spike under pressure is now worth money. Across...
VAR has intensified debate at AFCON, exposing deeper questions about governance, officiating standards, and institutional control in African football.
African women footballers endure unpaid contracts, minimal facilities, and short careers — yet keep playing. Florsport analysis reveals why passion cannot replace investment and what reforms are urgently needed to secure the game’s future.
While elite tournaments dominate attention, women’s and grassroots football remain Africa’s most neglected foundations. This analysis explores why these gaps threaten the continent’s football future.
African footballers are celebrated for strength and resilience, yet those same qualities have made them vulnerable to exploitation. This editorial examines how global football profits from endurance without protection.
African youth academies shape the continent’s football future, yet weak regulation allows value to leak abroad. This CAF-focused commentary examines what works, what fails, and how policy can shift Africa from talent supplier to stakeholder.
Morocco turned AFCON 2025 into a strategic weapon. This analysis explains how hosting became a tool for power, influence, and long-term football dominance.
Prizes, sponsorships, and exposure make AFCON more than a tournament. Federations that participate regularly gain financial stability and growth, while absence risks budget cuts and stagnation.
