"The past, present and future of the game" African legends talk about football on the continent

50 journalists and 6 Veteran legends talk about the present and past of African football on the eve of the announcement of the CAF Awards for the best of the year In the palace of congresses in Marrakech.

This unique event allowed journalists to ask their questions to such eminent personalities as Rady djaidi (Tunisia), Mohamed Zeidan (Egypt), Victor Wanyama (Kenya), Portia Modise (South Africa), Alberta Saki (Ghana), Obafemi Martins (Nigeria), and Nabi Kaita (Guinea).

The talks covered many discussions about the African Cup of Nations, women's football, local leagues, and football awards from CAF.

A prominent presence in the discussions. Victor Wanyama, one of the most prominent voices of Kenyan football, expressed his admiration for the organization of the competition: "Cote d'ivoire has shown the world that Africa is capable of hosting world-class events. The stadiums were full, the atmosphere was amazing, motivating all the African national teams to give the best."

This meeting concluded with a message to all football fans to focus and sponsor African football, including women's football, of course, stressing that African football has all the foundations for its success.