CAF Confirms AFCON to Move to Four-Year Cycle from 2028, Morocco to Host 2025 Edition
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) President, Dr. Patric Motsepe, announced that the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will transition to a four-year cycle starting from 2028, with plans to boost prize money and introduce an African Nations League in 2029. The 2025 edition will be hosted by Morocco, with concerns over scheduling conflicts with European clubs and weather conditions in West Africa.
Recent challenges in rescheduling the tournament have been faced due to infrastructure delays and weather issues. The move aims to revitalize African football and enhance the competition's structure.
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