Tunisia won the Africa Cup of Nations in 2004. The team was founded in 1957.
Overview
Tunisia's national football team, known as the Eagles of Carthage, is governed by the Fédération Tunisienne de Football, which was founded in 1957. The team competes in the Confederation of African Football and has qualified for the FIFA World Cup on multiple occasions, making them one of the more consistent African sides at the global tournament. Their most significant honour came in 2004, when they won the Africa Cup of Nations as host nation.
The current squad includes goalkeepers S. Ben Hsan, C. Abdelmouhib and A. Dahmen, with defensive cover provided by A. Arous, A. Ben Hmida and D. Bronn, among others. The side draws players from clubs across Europe and North Africa.
Tunisia's World Cup qualifying campaign continues, with fixtures scheduled through 2026. The team has long served as a competitive force within African football, regularly reaching the later stages of continental competition.
Major honours
Current squad · 26
S. Ben Hsan
C. Abdelmouhib
A. Dahmen
