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CAF updates African tournament rules
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced a series of amendments to its continental competition regulations aimed at updating the rules for club tournaments during this season. Among the most notable changes is allowing players to participate with more than one club within the same season, meaning each club can register up to 40 players, with the possibility of replacing four players during the final registration period—provided they have not previously appeared in competition matches. Additionally, disciplinary matters have been reassigned to the Disciplinary Committee instead of the Competition Committee. This season, four Egyptian clubs are competing in African tournaments: Zamalek and Pyramids in the CAF Champions League, and Al Ahly and ZED in the CAF Confederation Cup. Zamalek is preparing to face Rwandan army in the first leg of the second preliminary round, while Pyramids will play against Petions Mertia, with two highly anticipated matches scheduled for October.
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