Ghana has been awarded the hosting rights for the 2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship, underscoring the country’s growing role in promoting youth football on the continent.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed the decision, noting that Ghana’s infrastructure, passionate football culture, and commitment to youth development made it the ideal choice for the tournament. The championship will bring together the best young talents from across Africa, providing a platform for students to showcase their skills on an international stage.
Officials from the Ghana Football Association (GFA) welcomed the announcement, highlighting the tournament’s potential to inspire the next generation of footballers while boosting grassroots football development in the country. Preparations are expected to involve multiple venues, ensuring that players and fans experience a world-class competition.
“This is an exciting opportunity for Ghana to demonstrate its ability to host major football events and to nurture young talent,” a GFA spokesperson said. “We look forward to a successful championship that will benefit the players, schools, and communities involved.”
The CAF African Schools Football Championship 2025 is expected to draw scouts, coaches, and football enthusiasts from across the continent, further solidifying Ghana’s reputation as a hub for football development in Africa.
