AFCON 2025: CAF Opens Second Phase of Ticket Sales as Fans From 135 Countries Join the Rush

CAF and Morocco’s organising committee have opened the second phase of AFCON 2025 ticket and hospitality sales. Fans from 135 countries have already bought their seats, turning Morocco’s tournament into the most international Africa Cup of Nations ever.

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The Confederation of African Football (CAF), in coordination with the Local Organising Committee (LOC) for the Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025, has officially announced the launch of the second phase of ticket and hospitality sales this Saturday.

The update, confirmed by CAF on its official website, signals the start of a new round for fans eager to secure seats for the continent’s most anticipated football event.

According to CAF, this second phase opens access to hospitality packages offering premium seating, exclusive experiences, and dedicated services inside Morocco’s world-class stadiums, from Casablanca to Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir, Fez, and Rabat.

Fans From 135 Countries Already Buying Tickets

The scale of demand has surprised even the organisers. CAF revealed that fans from 135 countries have already purchased tickets in the first round, highlighting how AFCON 2025 is attracting a truly global audience.

From African diaspora communities across Europe to football lovers in Asia and the Americas, the excitement around Morocco’s hosting of this edition reflects both its prestige and accessibility.

Morocco’s upgraded stadiums, improved infrastructure, and hospitality networks have turned the 2025 tournament into a global showcase of how Africa can host at world-class standards.

Hospitality Packages: Football Meets Experience

Packages include VIP match seating, premium food experiences, and behind-the-scenes access, offering fans more than a seat in the stands: a true connection with Africa’s biggest football festival.

The hospitality concept fits perfectly into Morocco’s tourism and branding vision — blending football passion with cultural discovery. For many visitors, AFCON 2025 won’t only be a tournament, but a once-in-a-lifetime Moroccan experience.

A Tournament for Everyone

While the new phase targets premium experiences, CAF also reassured fans that regular ticket sales remain available at affordable prices. The organisers want every supporter, from local families to traveling fans, to feel included.

This inclusive strategy echoes Morocco’s broader approach to football: combining elite organisation with accessibility, and transforming stadiums into cultural meeting points for Africa’s nations.

Morocco’s Global Moment

From record ticket sales surpassing 220,000 in phase one, to expanding international interest, the signs are clear, Morocco 2025 will redefine what a continental football event can be.

With visitors already confirmed from 135 countries, the Africa Cup of Nations is no longer just a continental celebration, it’s becoming a global one, with Morocco at its heart.