00:00The president of the African Football Confederation, Patrice Mosepe, says he's open to any investigation into possible corruption within the
00:08organization.
00:09His comments come amid strong tensions over the last African Cup of Nations.
00:14Mosepe recently visited Senegal and Morocco, the two countries at the center of a hosting dispute.
00:21A CAF appeals commission stripped Senegal of the 2025 Afghan title and awarded it to Morocco.
00:27Senegal has appealed that decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
00:32During his trip, Mosepe met with Senegalese authorities and then with Moroccan football and government officials.
00:39He stated that CAF will fully cooperate with any independent inquiry and reiterated his zero-tolerance policy on corruption, calling
00:47it a major issue for African football's credibility.
00:50He also confirmed that CAC will abide by whatever ruling the CAC delivers.
00:55Mosepe's goal is to ease tension and maintain stability within African football as the world awaits the court's verdict.
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