CAF President Motsepe Announces AFCON Switch to Four-Year Cycle
CAF President Patrice Motsepe has revealed a major change to the AFCON schedule, transitioning from a two-year cycle to a four-year cycle after the 2027 edition. The 2028 tournament is scheduled to commence in Morocco on December 21, 2025, running until January 18, 2026.
This decision, announced ahead of the 2025 AFCON, received mixed reactions from fans, with some applauding the move as long overdue while others criticized the shift from tradition. The new cycle will see Tanzania and Uganda hosting the tournament, marking a significant shift in the competition's format.
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