List of football stadiums in Morocco

The 67,000-capacity Stade Mohammed V with large shirts of Raja CA and Wydad AC.

The following is a list of football stadiums in Morocco, ordered by capacity.[1]

Currently in use

Rank Image Stadium Capacity Opened City Tenants
1
Ibn Batouta Stadium 75,550[2] 2011 Tangier IR Tanger
2 Adrar Stadium 45,480 2013 Agadir Hassania Agadir
3 Marrakesh Stadium 45,240 2011 Marrakech KAC Marrakech
4 Stade Mohammed V 45,000[3] 1955 Casablanca Moroccan team
Raja Casablanca
Wydad Casablanca
5 Fez Stadium 45,000 2007 Fes Maghreb de Fès
Wydad de Fès
6 Honor Stadium 35,000 1977 Oujda MC Oujda
7 Kenitra Municipal Stadium 28,000 1941 Kenitra KAC Kenitra
8 Stade olympique de Rabat 21,000 2025 Rabat US Yacoub El Mansour
9 Larbi Benbarek Stadium 20,000 1920 Casablanca Wydad Athletic Club
10
El Massira Stadium 20,000 1936 Safi OC Safi
11
Larbi Zaouli Stadium 18,600 1990 Casablanca Tihad Sportif Casablanca
12

Grand Stade d'Al Hoceima 15,000 2023 Al Hoceima
13
Sheikh Mohamed Laghdaf Stadium 15,000 1984 Laayoune JS Massira
14
Honneur Stadium 12,000 1962 Meknes COD Meknès
15
Mimoun Al Arsi Stadium 12,000 1950 Al Hoceima Chabab Rif Al Hoceima
Raja Al Hoceima
16 Stade d'honneur 12,000 Beni Mellal Raja Beni Mellal
17 Stade Colonel Abdelkader Allam 12,000 Sidi Kacem Union Sidi Kacem
18 Stade Municipal 10,300 Fquih Ben Salah Union Fkih Bensaleh
19
Ben M'Hamed El Abdi Stadium 10,000 El-Jadida Difaa El Jadida
20
El Bachir Stadium 10,000 1954 Mohammedia SCC Mohammédia
21 Al Inbiâate Stadium 10,000 Agadir Hassania Agadir
22
Stade Hassan-II 10,000 Fez Wydad of Fes
23
El Harti Stadium 10,000 1930 Marrakech Kawkab Marrakech
Amal Marrakech
24 Père Jégo Stadium 10,000 Casablanca Racing Casablanca
25 Stade d'honneur de Settat 10,000 Settat RS Settat
26 Stade Tessema 10,000 Casablanca Raja Club Athletic
27 Berkane Municipal Stadium 10,000 2014 Berkane RS Berkane
28 Stade municipal d'Oujda 10,000 Oujda US Musulmane d'Oujda
Union sportive d'Oujda
MC Oujda
29 Sidi Bernoussi Stadium 10,000 Casablanca Rachad Bernoussi
30 Stade Municipal de Khenifra 10,000 Khenifra Chabab Atlas Khenifra
31 Stade d'honneur 10,000 Settat RS Settat
32 Saniat Rmel Stadium 7,000 1913 Tétouan Moghreb Tetouan
33 Stade Ahmed Achhoud 5,000 Rabat Stade Marocain
34 Stade Boubker Ammar 5,000 2007 Salé AS Salé
35 Phosphate Stadium 5,000 Khouribga Olympique Khouribga
36 Stade Ahmed Choukri 5,000 Zemamra RCA Zemamra
37 Berrechid Municipal Stadium 5,000 2018[4] Berrechid Youssoufia Berrechid
38 Stade Municipal d'Ait Melloul 5,000 Ait Melloul Union Ait Melloul
39 18 November Stadium 5,000 Khemisset IZK Khemisset
40 Moulay Rachid Stadium 5,000 1991 El-Aaiún JS Massira

Under construction

Image Stadium Capacity City Status Opening
Hassan II Stadium 115,000 Casablanca Under Construction 2028
Ibn Batuta Stadium 75,600 Tangier Under Construction 2025
Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium 68,700 Rabat Under Construction 2025
Moulay Hassan Stadium 22,000 Rabat Under Construction 2025
Al-Barid Stadium 18,500 Rabat Under Construction 2025
Dakhla Stadium 15,000 Dakhla Under Construction 2025

Future stadiums

Image Stadium Capacity City Tenants Status Planned opening year Note
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

Former stadiums

Stadium Capacity Opened City Tenants Status
Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium 53,000 1983 Rabat AS FAR Demolished and Completely rebuilding
Stade de Marchan 20,000 1939 Tangier IRT Tangier Demolished
FUS Stadium 15,000 1923 Rabat FUS Rabat Demolished
Al Inbiaat Stadium 10,000 1960 Agadir Hassania Agadir Demolished
Hassan II Stadium 10,000 Fez Wydad de Fès Demolished
Tessema Stadium 10,000 Casablanca Wafaa Wydad Casablanca Demolished
Moulay Al Hassan Stadium 10,000 Rabat FUS de Rabat Demolished
Moulay Rachid Stadium 5,000 Laayoune JS Massira Demolished
Green March Stadium 4,000 Salé AS Salé Demolished in 2006

See also

References

  1. ^ "World Stadiums - Stadiums in Morocco". Retrieved 14 September 2012.
  2. ^ "Stade Ibn Batouta (Grand Stade de Tanger) – StadiumDB.com". stadiumdb.com. Retrieved 22 March 2023.
  3. ^ https://www.stadiumguide.com/stade-mohammed-v/
  4. ^ "Vidéo. Visite guidée du stade de Youssoufia Berrechid". Le360 Sport (in French). Retrieved 14 October 2023.
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