Oct 9 (Reuters) - Confederation of African Football (CAF) President Patrice Motsepe said the organisation was discussing reverting to hosting the Africa Cup of Nations every two years.
Motsepe made the remarks at a CAF strategy conference in Cape Verde on Friday.
• CAF's decision to stage the continental championship every four years had proved unpopular in many quarters.
• "We have discussed things over the last few days and are looking at everything, including having the AFCON come back every two years," Motsepe said.
• He announced in December that there would be Cup of Nations finals in 2027 and 2028, with the next one after that in 2032 and a four-year gap between tournaments to follow.
• This was to accommodate a new annual Nations League format that would fill up the calendar, which Motsepe said at the time would be more lucrative.
• The African continental championship, first staged in 1957, has usually been played every two years.
(Reporting by Nick Said; Editing by Ken Ferris)
