The Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) has issued a firm statement denouncing a recent ruling it describes as profoundly unjust, entirely unprecedented, and wholly unacceptable.
According to the federation, the decision seriously jeopardizes the credibility and standing of African football as a whole.
The FSF views this outcome as a direct threat to the principles of fairness and equity that should govern the sport across the continent.In response, the federation has confirmed its intention to challenge the ruling through formal legal channels without delay.
The FSF plans to lodge an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland, as the appropriate body to review and adjudicate the matter.
This step is being taken to vigorously protect the rights of Senegalese football and to uphold the legitimate interests of the national team and its stakeholders.
The Senegalese Football Federation has reiterated its steadfast dedication to the core values of integrity, transparency, and true sporting justice.
It has pledged to maintain open communication with the public, providing regular updates on any significant progress or developments related to the appeal process and the ongoing situation.
