Rabat – Morocco has officially qualified for all three competitions at the FIFAe Finals 2025, becoming one of the few countries to achieve full representation. The event will take place from December 10 to 19 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and will feature the world’s top eSports nations.
Morocco will compete in:
Console eFootball (Dec 10–13)
Mobile eFootball (Dec 10–13)
Rocket League (Dec 15–19)
According to FIFA, 94 countries entered the qualification process, making this the most competitive edition yet.
Morocco now joins elite nations like Brazil, Japan, France, and host country Saudi Arabia, which won the console title in 2024.
The official group draw will be held on November 12 at 20:00 (GMT+3) and streamed live on Twitch, YouTube, and FIFA platforms.
Morocco’s eSports Journey
Morocco’s eSports scene began to take shape around 2019, with the launch of local tournaments like the INWI Gaming Fest and the rise of teams such as Anfa Esports.
The country’s first official FIFA tournament, ANFACUP, followed in 2020. Since then, Morocco has expanded into games like FIFA, Rocket League, and mobile eFootball, building a competitive ecosystem that now competes on the world stage.
Morocco has made steady progress in eSports over the past few years. In FIFA competitions, the national team has competed in the FIFAe Nations Series since 2022.
In 2023, Morocco reached the quarterfinals of the FIFAe Nations Cup, beating strong teams like France and drawing with Italy and the USA.
Players such as Anas Ouahdani (Anas08), Aymane Mokallik (Aymane), and Marwan Chahhou (MarwanMC9) have helped Morocco gain respect in international FIFA tournaments.
In Rocket League, Morocco’s qualification for the FIFAe Finals 2025 is a major step. This is the first time the country will compete in this title at a global level.
The team earned its spot through the MENA regional qualifiers, showing that Morocco is building talent in new areas of eSports.
While the final squad hasn’t been announced, Morocco is one of only 16 nations to qualify for Rocket League in Riyadh.
On mobile eFootball, Morocco has also qualified for the FIFAe Finals 2025. This shows the strength of younger players who have trained through local tournaments and regional competitions.
The mobile scene is growing fast, and Morocco’s presence confirms its ability to compete with top nations.
This triple qualification in console FIFA, mobile eFootball, and Rocket League proves that Morocco is becoming a serious player in global eSports.
The country has invested in training, tournaments, and talent development. With strong performances and rising stars.
Morocco is now ready for a new chapter, competing on the world stage at the FIFAe Finals in December.
