CAN Morocco 2025: Huge revenue record

CAN 2025 will close its doors in two days, but this Friday, CAF proudly announced a sharp increase in revenue generated by the tournament.

According to the Confederation of African Football, the economic performance of the competition in Morocco has "generated an increase of over 90% in CAF's CAN 2025-related revenues." The organization explained that this growth is driven by several factors. First, there is the "significant expansion of CAF's commercial partner portfolio," and second, by "the growth in media rights distribution." This success is particularly notable in new markets such as China and Japan.

"This development is a testament to both the competition's appeal to major international brands and the loyalty of historical partners, for whom the CAN represents an excellent return on investment," said CAF.

CAN 2025 will come to an end on Sunday night with the final between Morocco, the tournament host, and Senegal. Kick-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. GMT in Rabat.

Joshua SOSSOU

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