Tunisia has announced its 28-man squad for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, set to take place in Morocco. The team’s selection, led by Coach Sami Trabelsi, includes a mix of experienced players and returning talent, as they prepare to face a challenging Group C campaign.
Veteran left-back Ali Maaloul, 35, has earned a recall to the national team after nearly two years out of action, and will make his fifth appearance at the tournament. Maaloul’s return is a significant boost to the team, which also welcomes back influential players such as Ellyes Skhiri and Hannibal Mejbri. The squad also features midfield mainstays Ferjani Sassi and Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane, as well as attacking options including Seifeddine Jaziri, Elias Saad, and Sebastian Tounekti.
Tunisia’s AFCON campaign will kick off on December 23 in Rabat, where they will face Uganda, followed by matches against Nigeria and Tanzania. The team is making a record-extending 17th successive appearance at the premier international tournament in Africa, and will be looking to build momentum on the continental stage. The Africa Cup of Nations is a highly anticipated event, showcasing the best of African football talent, and Tunisia will be aiming to make a strong impression.
The team’s preparation and strategy will be crucial in navigating the challenging Group C, which includes strong contenders Nigeria and Tanzania. With a blend of experience and continuity, Coach Trabelsi’s selection is well-positioned to make a significant impact at the tournament. As the team prepares to take on the continent’s best, they will be looking to leverage their experience and skill to achieve success.
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations is set to be an exciting and competitive tournament, with top teams from across the continent vying for the top spot. Tunisia’s participation is a significant milestone, marking their 17th consecutive appearance at the event. As the team takes to the field, they will be looking to make their mark and bring pride to their nation. With the tournament just around the corner, fans and supporters will be eagerly anticipating the action, and Tunisia’s campaign is sure to be closely watched.
