Stade Mohamed V sprawls in the shadow of the skyline of Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city. This unique multi-use sports arena is known for its colorful history. This new stadium would be a home for 45,480 passionate fans. Primarily used for football, it is the home ground for the historic Moroccan football club, Raja CA. Named after Morocco’s King Mohammed V, the stadium has been an important venue for the country’s sporting culture.
Constructed to FIFA Tier-4 standards, Stade Mohamed V is outfitted with high-quality player and spectator amenities, extensive media accommodations, and a premium quality grass pitch. The stadium features an athletics track, allowing it to serve as a versatile venue for various sports events beyond just football. Its strategic location in the Maarif neighborhood makes it easily accessible for fans and athletes alike.
A 5,000-seat expansion Stade Mohamed V, built in 1955, has hosted many major football matches, including several major tournaments including the final of the 2018 African Nations Championship. This event proved the stadium’s capacity to gather massive crowds. It cemented its position as the top sporting destination on the African continent.
In 2015, Stade Mohamed V was completely refurbished to improve the installations and guarantee that it is on par with today’s standards. These advancements have cemented its place as one of Morocco’s top stadiums for both local and international competitions.
It’s fitting then that the venue’s legacy only continues to grow, as the Buccaneers’ home base has served as a focal point for football aficionados. The stadium not only reflects the passion of Moroccan sports culture but contributes to the community by hosting various athletic events throughout the year.
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