Gianni Infantino paid a visit to the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, accompanied by Fouzi Lekjaa, head of Morocco’s Royal Football Federation. The FIFA president described the experience as unforgettable, pointing to the stadium’s sweeping transformation and its ambition to rank among the most cutting-edge football arenas in the world.
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Infantino praised the venue as one of the most advanced he’s seen, both in terms of architectural design and technological innovation. In his view, it’s a stadium that puts Morocco firmly on the map as a serious global player in football. But for him, modern stadiums are more than just places to host matches—they’ve become national symbols, centers of community, and showcases of cultural identity.
He highlighted the project as a powerful sign of Morocco’s modern ambitions, reflecting the country’s commitment to using football not just as a sport, but as a tool for unity and a bridge to the global stage.
