List of football stadiums in Morocco

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

Current stadiums

#ImageStadiumCapacityCityHome teamOpened
1 Ibn Batouta Stadium 75,600 Tangier IR Tanger 2011
2 Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium 68,700 Rabat AS FAR, Morocco national football team 2025
3 Adrar Stadium 45,480 Agadir HUS Agadir 2013
4 Marrakesh Stadium45,240MarrakeshKAC Marrakech2011
5 Stade Mohammed V45,000CasablancaWydad AC
Raja CA		1955
6

Fez Stadium 45,000 Fez MAS Fes 2007
7 Honor Stadium35,000OujdaMC Oujda1977
8 Kenitra Municipal Stadium28,000KenitraKAC Kenitra1941
9 Moulay Hassan Stadium22,000RabatFUS Rabat2025
10 Rabat Olympic Stadium21,000RabatUS Yacoub El Mansour2025
11 Larbi Benbarek Stadium20,000CasablancaUSM Casablanca1920
12
Larbi Zaouli Stadium18,600CasablancaTAS Casablanca1990
13
Al Medina Stadium18,000RabatUTS Rabat2025
14

Grand Stade d'Al Hoceima15,000Al Hoceima2023
15
Meknes Honor Stadium12,000MeknesCOD Meknès1962
16
Mimoun Al Arsi Stadium12,000Al HoceimaCR Al-Hoceima1950
17 Stade d'honneur12,000Beni MellalRaja Beni Mellal
18 Stade Colonel Abdelkader Allam12,000Sidi KacemUS Sidi Kacem
19 Stade Municipal10,300Fquih Ben SalahIR Fkih Ben Salah
20
Ben M'Hamed El Abdi Stadium10,000El-JadidaDH Jadida
21
El Bachir Stadium10,000MohammediaSCC Mohammédia1954
22 Al Inbiâate Stadium 10,000 Agadir
23
Stade Hassan II10,000FezWydad Fez
24
El Harti Stadium10,000MarrakeshKAC Marrakech1930
25 Père Jégo Stadium 10,000 Casablanca RAC Casablanca
26 Stade d'honneur de Settat10,000SettatRS Settat
27 Stade Tessema10,000Casablanca
28 Berkane Municipal Stadium10,000BerkaneRS Berkane2014
29 Stade municipal d'Oujda10,000OujdaUSM Oujda
30 Sidi Bernoussi Stadium10,000CasablancaRachad Bernoussi
31 Stade Municipal de Khenifra10,000KhenifraChabab Atlas Khenifra
32 Stade d'honneur10,000Settat
33
El Massira Stadium8,000SafiOC Safi1936
34 Saniat Rmel Stadium7,000TétouanMA Tetouan1913
35 Stade Ahmed Achhoud5,000RabatStade Marocain
36 Boubker Ammar Stadium5,000SaléAS Salé2007
37 Phosphate Stadium5,000KhouribgaOC Khouribga
38 Ahmed Choukri Stadium5,000ZemamraRCA Zemamra
39 Berrechid Municipal Stadium5,000BerrechidCAY Berrechid2018
40 Stade Municipal d'Ait Melloul5,000Ait MelloulUnion Ait Melloul
41 18 November Stadium5,000KhemissetIZ Khemisset

Under construction

StadiumCapacityCityStatusOpening
Hassan II Stadium 115,000 Casablanca Under Construction 2028

Future renovations

StadiumCapacityCityHome teamStatusOpening 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 City Home team Opened Status
Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium 53,000RabatAS FAR1983Demolished and Completely rebuilding
Stade de Marchan20,000TangierIR Tanger1939Demolished
FUS Stadium15,000RabatFUS Rabat1923Demolished
Tessema Stadium10,000CasablancaCWW CasablancaDemolished
Moulay Al Hassan Stadium10,000RabatFUS RabatDemolished
Green March Stadium4,000SaléAS SaléDemolished in 2006

List of football stadiums in Southern Provinces of Morocco

The following is a list of football stadiums in Southern Provinces, ordered by capacity.

Currently in use

StadiumCapacityCityHome teamOpeningImage
Sheikh Mohamed Laghdaf Stadium 30,000 Laayoune JS Massira 1984
Moulay Rachid Stadium 5,000 Laayoune
Municipal Stadium 1,000 Dakhla Mouloudia Dakhla
Boujdour Stadium[2] Boujdour

Under construction

ImageStadiumCapacityCityStatusOpening
Dakhla Stadium 15,000 Under Construction[3] Unknown

See also

References

  1. ↑ "World Stadiums - Stadiums in Morocco". Retrieved 14 September 2012.
  2. ↑ "بوجدور تطلق مشروع تهيئة ملعب 16 نونبر وبناء 8 ملاعب مدرسية لدعم الشباب والرياضة". Laayoune Now (in Arabic). 27 October 2025. Retrieved 20 December 2025.
  3. ↑ "Launch of Construction Works for the Grand Stadium in Dakhla: A Project that Enhances the Radiance of Morocco's Sahara". Aldar. 20 May 2025. Retrieved 8 November 2025.
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