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Tanzanian swimmer Saliboko draws inspiration from Chad Le Clos at Glasgow 2026

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Tanzanian swimmer Collins Saliboko, 24, has credited South African legend Chad Le Clos as a major influence on his Commonwealth Games ambitions. Le Clos claimed his 19th Commonwealth medal at Glasgow 2026, becoming the most decorated male athlete in the event's history. Saliboko made his Olympic debut at Paris 2024 before competing in the 100m freestyle at Glasgow 2026. He says Le Clos's achievements have reinforced his belief that African swimmers can contend for podium finishes. Saliboko is also entered in the 200m freestyle at the current Games.

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