Morocco's FRMF aims to host 2025 AFCON

Morocco's FRMF aims to host 2025 AFCON
Hesport
Sunday 6 November 2022 - 12:59

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation sent an official letter to the Confederation of African Football (CAF), announcing the country’s desire to host the 2025 African Nations Cup, according to Hesport sources.

“The FRMF is committed to submit its candidacy file ahead of the set deadline,” added the same source, noting that November 11 is the deadline for submitting the Declaration of Interest form, and 16 November is the deadline for CAF to send the hosting documents to Member Associations that have declared their interest.

The 2025 sporting event was set to be hosted in Guinea, but the organization has withdrawn.

In late October, CAF re-opened the bidding process for the hosting rights of the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations 2025 (AFCON 2025).

“CAF sent a notice to the Member Associations to express their interest in hosting the AFCON 2025,  including the process that will be followed in the selection of the host country or countries,” according to the confederation’s press release.

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