The Tunisian Football Federation officially announced today the appointment of Moeen Al-Shebani as the new coach of the Tunisia national team, in a move that opens a new chapter for the Carthage Eagles. Al-Shebani succeeds French coach Hervé Renard, who recently served as head of the national team’s technical staff.
The Tunisian Federation revealed the details of the contract linking Al-Shebani with the national team, which extends for a full four years, reflecting the Tunisian football authority’s confidence in the young coach’s abilities to lead a long-term technical project. This is Al-Shebani’s first experience coaching a national team after a distinguished career in football both as a player and a coach for several clubs.
Al-Shebani’s transition to leading the Tunisia national team came following his recent departure from coaching the Moroccan club Nahdat Berkane, as he chose to take on the task of supervising the national team. Tunisian fans eagerly await what the new coach will bring in this critical phase, especially as major football competitions approach in which the Carthage Eagles aspire to achieve the best results.
This appointment comes as part of the Tunisian Football Federation’s efforts to inject new blood and renew the technical vision of the national team, aiming for a strong comeback to compete for continental and international titles. The Tunisian sports community hopes that Al-Shebani’s appointment will mark a positive turning point in the trajectory of Tunisian football.
