Confederation of African Football (CAF) President Patrice Motsepe has indicated a potential reversal of the recent decision to change the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) schedule. The CAF had previously planned to move away from the traditional two-year cycle for the tournament. Motsepe’s statement suggests the confederation is now contemplating a return to holding AFCON every two years. This potential shift comes after considering various factors and feedback related to the tournament’s scheduling. The decision could impact the planning and preparation of national teams across the continent. Further details and a formal announcement are expected from the CAF in due course, potentially at the next executive committee meeting, clarifying the future of AFCON.