CAF rebrands Women’s Champions League with new trophy

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has unveiled a new brand identity and trophy for the CAF Women’s Champions League, ushering in a new chapter for Africa’s premier women’s club football competition ahead of the draw for the 2026 edition.

The unveiling marks another milestone for the tournament, which was launched in 2021 and has continued to provide Africa’s leading women’s clubs with a platform to compete for continental honours.

The sixth edition of the competition is scheduled to take place in Egypt from November 1 to 15, 2026, bringing together qualified clubs from across the continent in the race for the prestigious title.

The new visual identity and trophy reflect the continued growth and evolution of the competition, which has become an important fixture on the African women’s football calendar.

Through its annual format and zonal qualification system, the CAF Women’s Champions League brings together top clubs representing different regions of Africa, promoting the development and visibility of women’s club football across the continent.

CAF Women’s Champions League 2026 Qualified Teams

The teams that have secured qualification for the tournament are:

AS FAR (Morocco) – Title holders

Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) – Southern Zone (COSAFA)

Kawempe Muslim (Uganda) – East and Central Zone (CECAFA)

Lekié FF (Cameroon) – Central Zone (UNIFFAC)

USFAS (Mali) – Western Zone A (WAFU A)

Fath Union Sport (Morocco) – Northern Zone (UNAF)

Western Zone B (WAFU B) representative – To be confirmed

With the new identity and trophy unveiled, attention now turns to the draw and the November tournament in Egypt, where the continent’s top women’s clubs will compete for Africa’s premier club football crown.