Mondher Kebaier has been named the new head coach of Tunisia on a three-year deal on Tuesday.
The Tunisian Football Federation has surprised fans and observers with their choice to replace Frenchman Alain Giresse, who left his role on August 21 by mutual consent despite guiding the Eagles of Carthage to a fourth-place finish at the Africa Cup of Nations.
The 49-year-old coach, whose contract is expected to run until 2022, has spent most of his coaching career in Tunisia, with his last role seeing him take charge of Esperance for a month in 2018.
He’s also had spells at Etoile du Sahel, CA Bizertin andv Club Africain in Tunisia.
Kebaier’s first game in charge of Tunisia will be against Mauritania on September 6.



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