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Home Ghana Football National Teams Black Satellites

Egypt to host 2025 U-20 AFCON: Can Ghana shine again?

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
March 29, 2025
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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has officially named Egypt as the host nation for the 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations. This announcement comes after Cote d’Ivoire withdrew from hosting the tournament.

Egypt has a rich football history and is known for its passionate fans, modern stadiums, and experience in organizing major competitions. With strong support from the Egyptian government and football authorities, CAF is confident the tournament will be successful.

The championship will begin on Sunday, April 27, 2025, and will end with the final on May 18, 2025. Young talents from across Africa will battle for the prestigious title and a ticket to the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile later in the year.

For Ghana, this tournament brings back special memories. In 2009, the Black Satellites made history in Egypt by winning the FIFA U-20 World Cup, becoming the first African team to achieve this feat. That remarkable victory remains one of Ghana’s greatest football achievements.

ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: Kermit Erasmus of South Africa battles with Samuel Inkoom of Ghana during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: George Maluleka of South Africa battles with Gladson Awako of Ghana during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: Dominic Adiyiah (R) of Ghana celebrates scoring a goal in extra time during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu (L) of Ghana battles with Dylon Claasen of South Africa during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: Opoku Agyemang of Ghana is sent off by referee Peter O’Leary during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: A Ghana fan plays a drum during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: Dominic Adiyiah of Ghana celebrates victory over South Africa after extra time during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: Dominic Adiyiah of Ghana celebrates victory over South Africa after extra time during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: (L-R) David Addy, Samuel Inkoom and Abeiku Quansah of Ghana celebrate after defeating South Africa during the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
ISMAILIA, EGYPT – OCTOBER 06: The Ghana team line up before the Round of Sixteen FIFA U20 World Cup match between Ghana and South Africa on October 6, 2009 in Ismailia, Egypt. (Photo by Julian Finney – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Now, the question is: Can Ghana find success again in Egypt? This time, the challenge is different, as they compete for the U-20 Africa Cup of Nations title. However, history suggests that playing in Egypt could be a good omen for the team.

The Black Satellites have always been a strong force in African youth football. They have won the U-20 AFCON title four times, proving their ability to compete at the highest level. Their last triumph came in 2021, when they defeated Uganda in the final.

With the tournament set to be one of the most competitive in history, Ghana will need to prepare well. The team must build a squad of talented young players who can handle the pressure and perform at their best.

Egypt’s modern stadiums and great atmosphere could inspire the Black Satellites once again. The conditions in Egypt are familiar to Ghanaian players, which could work in their favor during the competition.

However, the road to glory will not be easy. Other strong teams, including Nigeria, Senegal, and defending champions Gambia, will also be aiming for the title. Ghana must be ready for tough battles against the best young talents on the continent.

The technical team and the Ghana Football Association must ensure that the team is well-prepared. A strong selection process, good coaching, and proper planning will be crucial to Ghana’s chances of success.

Fans will be eager to see which young stars emerge during the tournament. In the past, players like Andre Ayew, Michael Essien, and Sulley Muntari shone at youth tournaments before becoming key figures for the senior national team.

This competition offers another opportunity for Ghana to showcase its next generation of stars. A good performance in Egypt could set the stage for future success at both the U-20 World Cup and the senior level.

The 2025 U-20 AFCON promises to be an exciting tournament, and Ghana will be aiming to write another memorable chapter in its football history. If they can capture the magic of 2009, the Black Satellites could once again celebrate in Egypt.

With just over a year to prepare, the journey starts now. Can Ghana rise to the occasion and add another trophy to their collection? Only time will tell.

For now, the focus will be on building a strong team, staying competitive, and believing in the dream. The stage is set, and the countdown to Egypt 2025 has begun.


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