The countdown has begun for the 35th Africa Cup of Nations, with only 100 days remaining until the tournament kicks off in Morocco. The event, scheduled to take place from December 21st, 2025, to January 18th, 2026, will be the continent’s biggest football spectacle. Morocco last hosted the AFCON 37 years ago, and this edition is expected to be the largest ever, aiming to surpass the records set in AFCON 2023, which attracted 1.5 billion TV viewers and over 2.4 billion digital engagements.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) is anticipating a significant turnout for the tournament, which will unite the continent and showcase African football on the world stage. CAF is urging fans across Africa to prepare for an exciting event that promises to bring people together and highlight the region’s football talent. The organization is working to ensure that the tournament is a success, building on the momentum from previous editions.
AFCON 2023 set a high standard, with its massive television and digital audience. The upcoming tournament in Morocco aims to exceed these numbers, demonstrating the growing interest in African football. The event will feature top teams from across the continent, competing for the coveted title. As the host country, Morocco is expected to provide a world-class experience for participating teams, officials, and spectators.
The 35th Africa Cup of Nations will not only be a celebration of football but also an opportunity for cultural exchange and nation-building. The tournament will bring together people from diverse backgrounds, fostering a sense of community and shared passion for the sport. With its rich history and rich cultural heritage, Morocco is an ideal host country for this prestigious event.
As the tournament approaches, fans can expect intense competition, exciting matches, and a showcase of African football’s best talent. The Confederation of African Football is working tirelessly to ensure that the event is a success, and preparations are underway to provide a memorable experience for all involved. With just 100 days to go, the excitement is building, and the stage is set for a thrilling 35th Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
