With a comprehensive renewal revolution.. Sabri Lamouchi has released the final Tunisia squad for the World Cup

The coach of the Tunisian national team, French Sabri Lamouchi, published the final list of the “Carthage Eagles” participating in the competition. World Cup 2026It is planned to be held jointly by the United States of America, Canada and Mexico from June 11 to July 19.

Lamouchi’s options have seen a massive renewal revolution in the ranks of the Tunisian national team, with only 6 members of Qatar’s 2022 World Cup squad left to retain their presence at the next World Cup, and they are Montaser Talbi, Dylan Bronn, Hannibal Al-Majbri, Elias Al-Alim and Ali Saq. While the technical staff injected new blood, relying on young and professional faces in European and American stadiums.

As part of the final preparations for the tournament, the Tunisian national team is scheduled to play two high-level friendlies against Austria and Belgium, with the aim of determining the players’ physical and tactical fitness before traveling to North America.

The World Cup draw has put Tunisia in a tough group six alongside the other teams HollandJapan and Sweden.

The official roster of the Tunisian national team is as follows.

Guard thatpurpose: Ayman Dahman (Sfaxien), Sabri Ben Hassan (Etoile du Sahel), Abdel Mohib Chamich (African Club).

Line of defense. Montaser Talbi (Lorrien, France), Dylan Brun (Servet, Switzerland), Omar Al-Raqiq (Maribor, Slovenia), Adam Arus (Kasim Pasha, Turkey), Raed Chikhawi (Monastir, USA), Ian Valeri (Young Boys, Switzerland), Moataz El-Nafati (France, El-Nafati, Nordiham El-Nafati), S. Amin Ben Hamida (Esperance).

Midfield. Elias Al-Sakhiri (Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany), Mohamed Haj Mahmoud (Lugano, Switzerland), Rani Khedira (Union Berlin, Germany), Hannibal Al-Majbri (Burnley, England), Anis Ben Slimane (Norwich City, England), Mortada Ben Ounas (Aluga, Turkey, GaHarsim (Germany).

Attack line. Khalil Ayari (Paris Saint-Germain Youth, France), Sebastian Tonquet (Celtic, Scotland), Elias Ashouri (Copenhagen, Denmark), Firas Shawat (Africa), Hazem Al-Mastouri (Makhachkala, Russia), Elias Saad (Hanover, Elloumi) and Ryan (Hanover, Elloumi) and V.