Binance announces its collaboration with the confederation of African Football (CAF).

Binance, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced its collaboration with the confederation of African Football (CAF). While cryptocurrency adoption is gaining popularity globally, the continent of Africa seems to have minor participants in digital assets. Several sports activities such as football and basketball are receiving crypto sponsorships and backing to promote the place of cryptocurrencies worldwide. However, Binance remains of the crypto exchange that has been involved in such sponsorships.

TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament starts Monday.

The announcement of collaboration comes just as the African most prominent men’s football championship, the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament, starts on Monday. Moreover, Binance declared its official sponsorship for this upcoming AFCON tournament. This move places Binance as the first crypto firm to sponsor the AFCON tournament. The sponsorship deal authorizes Binance to be the promoter of the social media content of CAF. The content comprises the tournament’s assist, assist of the week, and assist of the day. Also, the content will include games from Cameroon’s five cities, stretching through all the six venues of the tournament. 

CAF general secretary welcomed Binance as the Official sponsor for this year’s AFCON tournament. 

In an acknowledgment speech, the CAF general secretary, Veron Mosengo-Omba, expressed his delight while welcoming the crypto exchange as the Official sponsor for this year’s AFCON tournament. He further talked about his optimism with the partnership of Binance. He mentioned that it would be a source of promoting African football to a new and higher level. On the part of Binance, Emmanuel Babalola, the company’s director for Africa, spoke on behalf of the company. He said that the crypto exchange is leveraging the sponsorship in corroborating the company’s mission of pushing crypto mainstream throughout the entire African continent.