The Shereef Kingdom is preparing to welcome the rising stars of world women’s football. Fifa has officially confirmed that Morocco will organize the U17 Women’s World Cup from October 17 to November 8, 2025. Morocco was able to convince Fifa to entrust it with the organization of five consecutive editions of this competition, until 2029. long-term partnership which demonstrates the confidence placed in the Kingdom to provide an optimal framework for this major sporting event.
This U17 World Cup represents much more than just a competition. It is a real launching pad for talented young players, an opportunity for them to get noticed by the biggest clubs and take a step forward in their career. Morocco will thus be the scene of great promises and future sporting exploits.
Former Lions point guard Louis Adams retires
At 34, the former As Douanes player and emblematic figure of Senegalese basketball is ending his career. With an impressive record, a passion passed on by his father, and moments of glory that will remain engraved in the annals, he leaves the field, but not the hearts of lovers of the orange ball. With his debut at Joan of Arc, the former leader of the Lions, there are three Senegal championship titles with As Douanes (2016, 2017, 2018), “King” of the championship in 2017, but also two medals bronze at Afrobasket (2013 and 2017).
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