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Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, will host the 2025 WMF Minifootball World Cup from May 21 to June 1, reflecting the nation’s growing international reputation and success in hosting major sporting events, said Orkhan Mammadov, President of Azerbaijan’s Minifootball Federation.
The 2025 WMF Minifootball World Cup will take place in Baku, Azerbaijan, marking another milestone in the country’s expanding presence in the world of international sports. In an interview with the World Minifootball Federation (WMF), Orkhan Mammadov, President of the Azerbaijan Minifootball Federation (AMF), described the event as a testament to the country’s achievements and its rising global influence.
Mammadov highlighted the federation’s ongoing efforts to promote minifootball across Azerbaijan, emphasizing increasing participation, especially among non-professional players. “Minifootball is now an integral part of our football culture,” he said.
Since its inception, the AMF has actively engaged with European and global federations, participated in three European Championships, and took part in the 2023 World Championship in the UAE. Notably, Azerbaijan’s national team won the 2022 European Championship, receiving recognition from President Ilham Aliyev.
According to Mammadov, preparations for the World Cup are well underway, with the National Gymnastics Arena selected as the main venue. Fans can also expect entertainment events along Baku Boulevard.
“This tournament is more than just a sports event—it’s a celebration for our people,” said Mammadov. “Hosting the championship reflects Azerbaijan’s capacity to organize high-level international events and the respect it enjoys from the global community.”
He also stressed Azerbaijan’s hospitality, safety, and rich culture as reasons why the tournament will be memorable for both teams and visitors. “We look forward to welcoming everyone to Baku for what promises to be an unforgettable championship,” he concluded.
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