Patrice Motsepe, the President of the Confederation of African Football, is preparing to make an official visit to Senegal tomorrow, Wednesday, in a move aimed at discussing the repercussions of the crisis that followed the recent Africa Cup of Nations final.

Motsepe is scheduled to meet with Bassirou Diouma Faye, alongside meetings with officials from the Senegalese Football Federation, as part of efforts to explore ways to contain the existing tension.

These moves come following the decision by the CAF Appeals Committee to strip Senegal's national team of the championship title and consider them losers against Morocco, after their players and coaching staff withdrew during the final match. This decision has sparked widespread controversy in sports circles.

On the other hand, the Senegalese Federation resorted to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to appeal the decision, in an attempt to reclaim the title or reconsider the penalties imposed on it.

The visit of the CAF President is expected to contribute to calming the situation and opening discussions about the future of continental competitions, amid widespread anticipation about the outcomes of these meetings and their impact on one of the most prominent crises in African football in recent times.