The Maurice Revello Tournament (French: Tournoi Maurice Revello), formerly known as the Toulon Tournament, is an annual youth football competition hosted in France. The competition features young players from U17 to U21 of national youth teams.

Created by Maurice Revello in 1967, the first edition of the tournament featured just six teams. In 1974, it was contested by four club teams (Derby County, Anderlecht, Nimes, and Borussia Monchengladbach) and four nations (Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Brazil). From 1975 to 2012, only eight national teams have been allowed to participate in the tournament.

A reform in 2013 led to the introduction of two more teams to increase the number of participants to 10. In 2017, another expansion to the number of participating countries to 12.

The Maurice Revello Tournament begins with the 12 teams being grouped into three groups of four. The group stage is played on a round-robin basis with each team playing each other once. The teams are ranked according to points. A win attracts three points and a draw attracts one point.

At the end of the group stage, the two top-ranked teams qualify for the knockout stages. Relatively, the third and fourth-placed teams are drawn together to play another game that will determine their final ranking in the competition.

In the knockout stages, the teams that lose in the semi-finals feature in a third-place playoff. The final is subsequently played after the second runners-up are determined.