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Tunisia appoints Chaabani after World Cup disaster
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Tunisia appoints Chaabani after World Cup disaster

The Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) announced that Moine Chaabani will take charge of the national team, replacing Herve Renard following a poor performance at the World Cup. Tunisia suffered three consecutive losses in the tournament, leading to multiple coaching changes throughout the campaign. Chaabani, a seasoned coach with experience in Tunisia, Egypt, and Morocco, has previously won the African Champions League and multiple domestic titles. His appointment marks the fourth coaching change in Tunisia this year and the eighth since January 2024. The FTF confirmed his four-year contract, while his current club, RS Berkane, expressed support for his new role.

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Vanguard Nigeria logoVanguard NigeriaIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
Tunisia appoints Chaabani after World Cup disaster

The Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) announced that Moine Chaabani will take charge of the national team, replacing Herve Renard following a poor performance at the World Cup. Tunisia suffered three consecutive losses in the tournament, leading to multiple coaching changes throughout the campaign. Chaabani, a seasoned coach with experience in Tunisia, Egypt, and Morocco, has previously won the African Champions League and multiple domestic titles. His appointment marks the fourth coaching change in Tunisia this year and the eighth since January 2024. The FTF confirmed his four-year contract, while his current club, RS Berkane, expressed support for his new role.

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