As 2025 approaches, the global sports calendar is packed with exciting events that promise to thrill fans across the world.
From football to athletics to basketball, here are the top five sporting spectacles to watch out for in 2025.
1. FIFA Club World Cup 2025
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is set to be a groundbreaking tournament as it expands to feature 32 of the world’s best clubs for the first time.
Hosted in the United States, this revamped competition will bring together champions from various continents, promising intense rivalries and a showcase of elite football talent.
Fans will witness clubs like Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea, Bayern and Liverpool compete for global supremacy in what is being dubbed the “mini-World Cup.”
2. World Athletics Championships (August 2025 – Nairobi, Kenya)
Nairobi will make history as the first African city to host the World Athletics Championships. Athletes from over 200 countries will compete in a variety of events, from sprints and hurdles to long-distance races and field competitions.
3. NBA All-Star Game (February 2025 – San Francisco, USA)
The 2025 NBA All-Star Game will take center stage in San Francisco, offering fans a weekend filled with basketball’s biggest stars and high-energy entertainment.
From the Slam Dunk Contest to the main All-Star Game, this event promises to celebrate the best in basketball talent while fostering a sense of community and fan engagement.
4. AFCON (Morocco 2025)
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will be a centerpiece of African football, bringing together the continent’s top 24 teams to compete for the prestigious title.
Hosted by Morocco, the tournament promises world-class football against the backdrop of Morocco’s vibrant culture and state-of-the-art stadiums.
5. UEFA Women’s Euros (Switzerland 2025)
The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 will shine a spotlight on the incredible growth of women’s football in Europe.
Hosted in Switzerland, the tournament will feature 16 of the continent’s best teams competing for the prestigious title.
Reigning champions England will look to defend their crown, but they will face tough competition from football powerhouses like Germany, Spain, and France, as well as emerging teams eager to make their mark on the European stage.
