The winner of the 2013 Africa Cup in South Africa will pick up US$1.5 million.
Media sources have revealed that CAF will spend US$ 10 million on prize money for this years tournament.
The losing finalist will take home US$1 million while the two semifilnalists regards of the third and fourth place play-off classification will get US$750,00 each.
All teams exiting at the quarterfinals will take home US$ 600,000 each.
Meanwhile, the teams that exit at the preliminary stage of the competition too will go home smiling.
The third placed side in each group will take home US$500,000 each while the bottom finishers go home with US$400,000 each.
The Africa Cup that kicked off on January 19, will close on February 10 in Johannesburg.
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I hope that 1.5 comes to Zambia.Faz can make good use of it.
$1.5 million dollars is too low. A premier league footballer(high profile) can pay them that
When 24 players and 10 officials are paid $90000 and $120000 respectively, there is nothing to remain in the Treasury of either FAZ or the Government. CAF must be advised to reveal the prize money to $20 million. A boxer of WBA is paid more than $40 million to fight for 2 minutes in a knock out. Then rights to broadcast the matches are pegged at $1million. Multiply that by 500 TV stations. CAF administrators PLEASE DONT BE STINGE.
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How come? last time it was $2m
Recession at CAF.
Re-based
That is peanuts Heree is where you ask what Hayatou does in CAF How can they. Fail to have reasonable prizemoney when africca is football crazy? In fact the cup had no prizemoney until 2000
But the Zambia boma will spent $2.970m on players allowances only……what does that supposed to mean, subsidized football?
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