Senegal To Host 2026 Beach Soccer Africa Cup Of Nations -

Senegal has been confirmed as the host nation for the 2026 Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations, with the Confederation of African Football announcing the decision after its executive committee meeting on Monday.

The tournament is expected to bring together some of Africa’s top beach soccer nations as they battle for continental glory and qualification spots for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup.

Senegal, widely regarded as one of Africa’s strongest beach soccer teams, will host the competition for the first time in recent years. The West African nation has consistently dominated the sport on the continent and has represented Africa at several FIFA Beach Soccer World Cups.

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CAF officials said the choice of Senegal was influenced by the country’s strong record in organizing international sporting events as well as its growing investment in beach soccer development.
Reacting to the announcement, officials of the Senegalese Football Federation expressed excitement over the opportunity to welcome teams and fans from across the continent, promising a successful and memorable tournament.
The 2026 Beach Soccer AFCON is expected to attract large crowds and further boost the popularity of beach soccer across Africa. CAF is expected to announce the tournament dates, host city, and qualification details in the coming months.