He didn't come to Dakar for...": Paul Biagui reveals reasons for Patrice Motsepe's visit to Senegal

The recent visit of Patrice Motsepe, president of the African Football Confederation, to Dakar continues to draw reactions in Senegal. Journalist and director of BiaguiMedia, Paul Biagui, criticized Motsepe's communication, accusing him of a lack of transparency regarding a dispute between Senegal and African football authorities. Biagui believes Motsepe's visit aimed to calm tensions rather than clarify the sporting dispute. He noted Motsepe stated the matter is now with the Court of Arbitration for Sport without further details, interpreting this as a delaying tactic. Biagui also highlighted a feeling of injustice among the Senegalese public and questioned CAF's stance, suggesting it prioritizes alliances over truth. He also raised concerns about Motsepe's subsequent trip to Morocco and the situation of Senegalese supporters detained in Rabat, regretting the absence of a strong statement from the CAF president on this issue. Motsepe, during his press conference, reiterated CAF's commitment to integrity, equity, and zero tolerance for irregularities, affirming that the ongoing dispute is under the jurisdiction of the Court of Arbitration for Sport.