T
NFL
completed Soccer

Africa Cup of Nations 2025

Morocco
Dec 21, 2025 — Jan 18, 2026

About This Tournament

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations hosted by Morocco. The continental championship of African football, featuring 24 national teams competing for the title of African champions.

Tournament Details

Sport

Soccer

Venue

Morocco

Start Date

December 21, 2025

End Date

January 18, 2026

Participants

24 teams/fighters

Format

In-Person

Organizer

CAF

AFCON Soccer Africa CAF

Related News

Soccer 29m ago

Jack Grealish Left Off Manchester City's Asia Tour During Foot Injury Recovery

Jack Grealish has returned to training but will not travel on Manchester City's pre-season tour of Asia as he continues recovering from a foot injury. The decision delays any on-pitch return and keeps his early-season readiness under scrutiny.

Soccer 29m ago

UEFA Emergency Meeting Puts FIFA Competition Stake Plan Under Pressure

UEFA's 55 member associations are set to discuss FIFA proposals to sell stakes in major competitions, with a World Cup boycott reportedly among issues that may be raised. The immediate consequence is political rather than sporting, but the uncertainty touches the biggest tournament calendar in football.

Transfer News 58m ago

Leverkusen Target El Ouahdi as Right-Back Search Continues

Bayer Leverkusen have reportedly identified Genk full-back El Ouahdi as an alternative in their search for a more attack-involved right-sided option. The report points to interest, not a completed transfer, so the situation remains one to monitor rather than mark as done.

Transfer News 1h ago

Barcelona Hold Firm on Low-Cost Left-Back Pursuit

Yahoo Sports reports that Barcelona are only willing to pay up to €6 million for a Spanish left-back whose release clause is €16 million. The gap between valuation and clause is the story: interest is real, but the deal is not yet close on the stated numbers.

Transfer News 1h ago

Yan Diomande Moves Toward Possible Real Madrid Record Deal

BBC Football reports that Yan Diomande has moved rapidly from relative anonymity to the brink of becoming Real Madrid's record signing. The key point is not just the fee implication, but how quickly the market has shifted around him.