Football Planet
End of the season on mainland with the list getting longer. The Gambia and Rwanda quit after more than two months. Meanwhile, Burundi has resumed and Tanzania is expected to follow soon.
The African transfer market is under threat over COVID-19 and fears of a financial crisis. The stoppage of competitions is a hard blow for clubs, footballers and player representatives. We speak to a players’ agent, Adama Ndiaye.
And will the 2022 Worlc Cup in Qatar be as attractive as hoped? Qatari authorities are trying to reassure the world. They’ve promised an affordable World Cup, despite the high cost of living in the emirate.
Our Wahany Johnson Sambou has the details of these and more on this week’s edition of Football Planet.
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Co-hosts Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda set to make history as first CHAN tournament co-hosts
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Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania ready for kick off ahead of African Nations Championship
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WAFCON: Morocco moves on to final, set to face off against Nigeria
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Atlas Lionesses roar into Afcon semi-finals, sparking celebrations in Rabat
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Former Nigeria goalkeeper Peter Rufai dies at 61
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