SAFA president, Danny Jordaan will serve on a working group that will renegotiate the current contract between CAF and the company that holds television broadcast rights, Sport 5.
The current contract that started from 2008 is due to expire in 2016 and CAF has set in motion the process of renegotiating the deal. The next cycle will run from 2017 to 2024.
Jordaan, who also serves as special advisor to CAF president Issa Hayatou, was selected to serve on a seven-man group that also comprises fellow South African and former SAFA CEO Raymond Hack, the chairman of the CAF Disciplinary Board.
Other members of the group are Suketu Patel (CAF 1st vice-president and chairman of the finance committee), Leodegar Tenga (CAF chairman of the Marketing Committee), Hani Abo Rida (FIFA Executive Committee member and CAF marketing consultant), Hicham El Amrani (CAF secretary general) and Amr Shaheen (CAF marketing and TV division director).
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According to El Amrani, the group will have the mandate to design the best possible strategy for the contract renewal to be submitted to the CAF Executive Committee for approval and implementation.
The objective of this working group is to:
• Analyse the current contract and identify positive and negative aspects
• Analyse the current/perceived value of CAF competitions
• Establish a clear strategy for the renewal
• Ensure the respect of the current contractual obligations for the renewal
• Submit to the CAF Executive Committee the best course of action
Jordaan said he was honoured and happy to serve on a group that will make recommendations to CAF on a deal that will have far-reaching benefits to African football.
The group will have its first meeting on September 13 in Addis Ababa. (kickoffnigeria)
Jordaan, who also serves as special advisor to CAF president Issa Hayatou, was selected to serve on a seven-man group that also comprises fellow South African and former SAFA CEO Raymond Hack, the chairman of the CAF Disciplinary Board.
Other members of the group are Suketu Patel (CAF 1st vice-president and chairman of the finance committee), Leodegar Tenga (CAF chairman of the Marketing Committee), Hani Abo Rida (FIFA Executive Committee member and CAF marketing consultant), Hicham El Amrani (CAF secretary general) and Amr Shaheen (CAF marketing and TV division director).
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According to El Amrani, the group will have the mandate to design the best possible strategy for the contract renewal to be submitted to the CAF Executive Committee for approval and implementation.
The objective of this working group is to:
• Analyse the current contract and identify positive and negative aspects
• Analyse the current/perceived value of CAF competitions
• Establish a clear strategy for the renewal
• Ensure the respect of the current contractual obligations for the renewal
• Submit to the CAF Executive Committee the best course of action
Jordaan said he was honoured and happy to serve on a group that will make recommendations to CAF on a deal that will have far-reaching benefits to African football.
The group will have its first meeting on September 13 in Addis Ababa. (kickoffnigeria)
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