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CAIRO — African soccer leader Patrice Motsepe was re-elected on Wednesday, emphasizing the need for collaboration with private financiers to support the construction of national stadiums. In his address, Motsepe acknowledged the financial constraints many countries face, particularly with limited government budgets for sports infrastructure. He believes that partnering with private investors could be a viable solution to enhance the continent's soccer facilities.
Motsepe's vision includes not only building new stadiums but also improving existing ones, which he sees as essential for the growth and development of soccer in Africa. He highlighted the importance of modern facilities in attracting international events and fostering local talent.
The re-elected leader expressed optimism about the future of African soccer and the role that improved infrastructure could play in elevating the sport's profile on a global scale. His commitment to seeking innovative financing solutions marks a significant step towards revitalizing soccer infrastructure across the continent.
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