AFCON 2025 in Morocco is already setting unprecedented benchmarks before a ball is kicked, smashing records in ticket sales across Africa and Europe, surpassing €300 million in sponsorships, and posting the highest pre-tournament revenues in the competition’s history. With the largest combined and average stadium capacities ever and the widest global broadcast reach, the tournament signals a new commercial and media era for African football.
Beyond the numbers, Morocco is delivering a series of historic firsts: nine world-class stadiums, individual base camps for every team, and full accommodation in five-star hotels. Every match will feature cutting-edge production technology including HDR, drones, spidercams, and ultra-motion cameras, alongside direct international broadcasts from pitch-side studios without relay through France, all produced via a fully centralized in-country AV system.
Linked by high-speed rail that allows fans to attend multiple matches in a single day, the 2025 edition is more than a football tournament. Morocco is not just hosting AFCON; it is redefining what African football can look like in terms of infrastructure, vision, and lasting legacy.