Senegal Opens a Fan Assistance Office for CAN 2025 Travel to Morocco

The Senegalese Football Federation has launched an assistance office to support fans traveling to Morocco for CAN 2025. The service provides guidance on travel, lodging, and match logistics, ensuring a smoother experience for all supporters.
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The Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) has launched a dedicated assistance office to help supporters prepare their journey to Morocco for AFCON 2025. Confirmed by RTS Senegal, this initiative aims to simplify every stage of the fan experience, from travel arrangements to match logistics and accommodation planning. It is a practical move designed to give Senegalese supporters clear, reliable guidance ahead of a major continental tournament.

The new office works as a single coordination point, offering support on required documentation, recommended flights, lodging options, and mobility within Morocco during the competition. It also directs fans toward trusted travel partners, ensuring they avoid misinformation and benefit from a smoother, safer trip.

Morocco’s upgraded stadiums, fan-friendly atmosphere, and multiple direct flight connections make the Kingdom an ideal destination for visiting supporters. By providing structured assistance, the FSF embraces a modern approach in which fan experience is considered an essential part of football’s development.

As anticipation rises for a memorable tournament, Senegalese fans can now approach their travel plans with more confidence, better preparation, and the excitement of supporting the Teranga Lions on Moroccan soil.

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