With an agreement signed with The Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) in Rabat, Morocco, Acibadem is proud to champion health, performance, and excellence, both on and off the pitch, at Africa’s biggest iconic football competition.
The AFCON 2025 took place in Morocco from 21 December 2025 to 18 January 2026, bringing together:
24 national teams
9 stadiums, 6 host cities
Millions of fans across Africa and the world
At Acibadem, sports medicine is not only about treatment but anticipation, performance, and trust. With decades of medical expertise and international standards of care, this is Acibadem’s commitment to safeguarding careers, strengthening performance, and securing the future of the most prestigious football tournaments on the continent.
From the first whistle to the final roar, player health was backed by world-class medical expertise, ensuring Africa’s finest stars could perform at their peak when it mattered most.
With FIFA-accredited medical expertise and a growing global presence, we continue to shape the future of athlete health at the intersection of medicine, science, and elite sport.
A partnership driven by care, trust, and excellence - Africa’s biggest football stage deserves world-class medical standards and Acibadem is proud to deliver exactly that.
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