The Tunisia Football Federation has appointed Moïne Chaâbani as the new head coach of the national team, confirming a move that was first revealed on July 14.
Chaâbani takes over the Carthage Eagles following an impressive stint with RS Berkane in Morocco, where he established himself as one of the region’s most accomplished tacticians. During his time at the club, he guided Berkane to notable domestic achievements and continental success, further enhancing his reputation across African football.
The 42-year-old’s appointment signals Tunisia’s intent to usher in a new era, with expectations high that his experience on the continental stage will translate into results at international level. Known for his tactical discipline and ability to organize competitive sides, Chaâbani is expected to bring structure and renewed ambition to the national setup.
His success in Morocco, particularly in CAF competitions, played a significant role in securing the role, as Tunisia looks to strengthen its standing among Africa’s elite teams.
Chaâbani now faces the immediate challenge of preparing the Carthage Eagles for upcoming fixtures, with fans hopeful his winning pedigree can inspire a resurgence and deliver success on the international stage.
