The Tunisian coach reveals the “Carthage Eagles” team for the World Cup

Why? Lamouchi What he will decide at the press conference, he says: “I have to create a team of important competition that represents everyone Tunisia. If I choose the players, then they will be in the national team. I don’t invite a player from this team or that team to please this or that party. “

He added: “I make this choice with conscience, trying to make the best team possible,” he says, “As long as I am here, the players must defend this shirt with great respect, great desire and great determination.”

The Tunisian Federation has announced the signing of a contract until 2028 with Lamouchi, who led the Côte d’Ivoire national team in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

Tunisia, which has been selected seven times, plays About the World Cupin Group Six along with the Netherlands, Japan and Sweden, they hope to achieve a historic feat and pass the first round.

and meetingEagles of Carthage“In two friendly matches, each against the national team of Austria on June 1 and Belgium on the 6th of the same month in Brussels, which is in the middle of preparing for the World Cup.

Below is the list of the Tunisian national team:

-Gold: Ayman Dahmane (Tunisian Club Sfaxien), Sabri Ben Hassan (Etoile du Sahel) and Abdel Mohib Chamikh (Tunisian Club Africain).

– Security method: Montaser Talbi (Lorion, France), Dylan Bourne (Servette Genève, Switzerland), Omar Al-Raqiq (Maribor, Slovenia), Adam Arous (Kassim Pasha, Turkey), Raed Chikhaoui (US Monastir, Tunisia), Yann Valéry (Young Boys, Switzerland), Moataz Elrk Alice El-Nafa, France Mohamed Amine Ben Hamida (Esperance, Tunisia).

– Midfield/Attack: Elias Sekhiri (Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany), Mohamed Hajj Mahmoud (FC Lugano, Switzerland), Rani Khedira (Union Berlin, Germany), Hannibal Mejbri (Burnley, England), Anis Ben Slimane (Norwich City, England), Mortada Ben Ounas (Qassim Pasha, Turkey), Ismail Gharbi France, Ayarbi Sebastien Toncti (Celtic). Glasgow, Scotland), Elias Achouri (FC Copenhagen, Denmark), Firas Chaouat (Club Africain, Tunisia), Hazem Al-Masturi (Dynamo Makhachkala, Russia), Elias Saad (Hannover 96, Germany) and Rayan El-Loumi (Vancouver Whitecaps, USA).