

South African billionaire Motsepe told public broadcaster 'SABC' in Johannesburg that the competition name may be changed as some sponsors are unhappy with the word 'Super'.
'AFP' understands the line-up will include 2023 CAF Champions League semi-finalists Al Ahly of Egypt, Wydad Casablanca of Morocco, Esperance of Tunisia and Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa. TP Mazembe of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Enyimba of Nigeria, Simba of Tanzania and Petro Atletico of Angola may also take part.
This list is sure to anger some countries, especially Algeria, whose clubs have been excluded despite good performances in recent seasons. Chabab Belouizdad have reached the quarter-finals of the last three Champions Leagues and USM Alger won the second-tier CAF Confederation Cup this season.
Enyimba have not reached the Champions League knockout stage since 2011. Mazembe are the equal second most successful club in CAF competitions with 11 titles.