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The following is a list of football stadiums in Morocco, ordered by capacity.[1]
Image | Stadium | Capacity | City | Tenants | Status | Planned opening year | Note |
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Hassan II Stadium | 115,000 | Casablanca | Official | 2028 | This stadium is planned for the Spain-Portugal-Morocco 2030 FIFA World Cup bid, and will officially begin construction in 2025.
It will most likely host either the opening or final of the FIFA World Cup 2030. | ||
Fez Stadium | 55,000 | Fez | Planned | 2030 | The President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation Faouzi Lekjaa confirmed that all selected stadiums by Morocco for the 2030 FIFA World Cup will have no less than 55,000 seats capacity. | ||
Adrar Stadium | 55,000 | Agadir | Planned | 2030 | |||
Marrakesh Stadium | 55,000 | Marrakesh | Planned | 2030 |
Stadium | Capacity | Opened | City | Tenants | Status |
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Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium | 53,000 | 1983 | Rabat | AS FAR | Completely rebuilding |
Stade de Marchan | 20,000 | 1939 | Tanger | IRT Tangier | Demolished |
FUS Stadium | 15,000 | 1923 | Rabat | FUS Rabat | Demolished in 2021 |
Stade Al Inbiaat | 10,000 | 1960 | Agadir | Hassania Agadir | Demolished |
Stade Hassan-II | 10,000 | Fes | Wydad de Fès | Demolished | |
Stade Tessema | 10,000 | Casablanca | Wafaa Wydad Casablanca | Demolished | |
Stade Prince Moulay Al Hassan | 10,000 | Rabat | FUS de Rabat | Demolished | |
Stade Moulay Rachid | 5,000 | El-Aaiún | JS Massira | Demolished | |
Stade Marche Verte | 4,000 | Salé | AS Salé | Demolished in 2006 |
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