Last year, a leaked audio clip seemed to have the voice of the former Barcelona striker assuring the president of Victoria United, a Cameroonian club, that he would assist the side in gaining promotion to the nation’s top division, the Championnat du Cameroun de football.

CAF confirmed that it had received multiple requests from high-ranking Cameroonian football officials to look into the matter, and obliged with an investigation.

In a recent interview, Motsepe was asked if Eto’o is likely to be suspended, and when the public can expect a verdict to be made on the issue.

The South African executive responded to France24 by stating: “We must consider these allegations not only regarding Samuel Eto’o, but in relation to others, and the critical aspect is that from CAF’s perspective, we must investigate every complaint, every accusation, and every allegation.

“We must do so ethically in accordance with global principles, namely the presumption of innocence.

“No one, myself included as president of CAF, is above the law.

“I have a lot of respect for what he has achieved as a footballer, but no one should be above the law, myself included; this is not just about African football, but about ethics in football. The decision must be made in accordance with the laws of CAF and FIFA.”

He visited the GFA Secretariat in Accra on Friday morning before paying a courtesy call on the Vice President.

The delegation will also attend the Alhaji Sly Tetteh Memorial Lectures, which will be held in Accra on Friday evening.

A CAF Executive Committee meeting will be held in Accra on Saturday September 23 where some key decisions on African football will be taken.

The entire delegation will then travel to Cape Coast where they will watch the final match of the ongoing WAFU Cup of Nations tournament on Sunday.

The CAF delegation is expected to depart on September 25.

Ghana FA President Kwesi Nyantakyi is the current 1st Vice President of CAF.