By Qatar and Morocco to Host FIFA U-17 World Cups
FIFA has announced that Qatar and Morocco will host the next five editions of the FIFA U-17 World Cups. Qatar will stage the boys’ tournament from 2025 to 2029, while the girls’ tournament will be played in Morocco. FIFA declared that both youth tournaments would be held annually starting next year, with the boys’ event expanding from 24 to 48 teams and the girls’ event increasing from 16 to 24 teams.
Qatar, known for its state-of-the-art stadiums and commitment to hosting major sporting events, will undoubtedly provide an exceptional platform for the boys’ U-17 World Cup. With their expertise in organizing the FIFA World Cup in 2022, football enthusiasts can expect nothing short of a world-class tournament.
Morocco, on the other hand, will showcase its passion for the game by hosting the girls’ U-17 World Cup. With its rich footballing history and vibrant culture, Morocco will undoubtedly create a memorable experience for the participating teams and fans alike.
These decisions highlight FIFA’s commitment to promoting youth football and providing opportunities for young talents to showcase their skills on a global stage. By expanding the tournaments and selecting host nations with established footballing infrastructure, FIFA ensures that the U-17 World Cups continue to grow and inspire the next generation of football stars.
Football fans around the world can look forward to exciting and competitive tournaments in Qatar and Morocco over the next five years. It’s an exciting time for youth football, and these events will undoubtedly contribute to the development and growth of the sport on a global scale.
