Country guide

Football in Tunisia

Eagles of Carthage · UNAF · 1,000 players in our database

683Internationals
1AFCON titles
22AFCON appearances
7World Cups
13thIn Africa (Elo)

Overview

Tunisia is a member of the Confederation of African Football and plays in the North African (UNAF) zone. The men's national team, known as the Eagles of Carthage, has played 683 recorded internationals since 1957, winning 296 of them (43.3%).

Tunisia have won the Africa Cup of Nations once (2004) and also reached the final in 1965 and 1996.

They have played at the FIFA World Cup 7 times (1978, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2018, 2022 and 2026).

On current form our Elo rating places Tunisia 13th in Africa and 88th in the world.

With about 12.3 million people and its capital in Tunis, Tunisia has produced 1,000 notable footballers footballers in our database.

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Famous Tunisian footballers

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Most capped

Top scorers (match database)

  • Francileudo Santos18
  • Wahbi Khazri13
  • Zoubeir Baya12
  • Youssef Msakni12
  • Ziad Jaziri9
  • Issam Jemâa9
  • Adel Sellimi8
  • Ali Zitouni8

Full list →

Where Tunisian players play

41 active Tunisian players are currently at clubs outside Tunisia. The most common destinations:

Ligue 2 · 4Qatar Stars League · 4Egyptian Premier League · 4Ligue 1 · 3Championnat National 3 · 3Danish Superliga · 2Belgian Pro League · 2Premier League · 2

Tunisian players abroad → · Latest Tunisian transfers →

Clubs and leagues in Tunisia

Main competitions: Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 1, Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 2, Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 3.

Where Tunisian footballers are born

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56 Tunisia internationals were born abroad, most often in France (44), Brazil (3), Germany (3). See the diaspora →

Stadiums

Strength over time

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Year-end Elo rating of Tunisia. Elo history →

Frequently asked questions

What is the nickname of the Tunisia national team?

Tunisia are nicknamed the Eagles of Carthage.

How many times have Tunisia won AFCON?

Tunisia have won the Africa Cup of Nations 1 time (2004).

Have Tunisia played at the World Cup?

Yes, Tunisia have played at 7 World Cups (1978, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2018, 2022 and 2026).

Who is the top scorer for Tunisia?

In our match database, Francileudo Santos leads with 18 goals. Goal data is most complete for tournament matches.

Who is the most famous Tunisian footballer?

By international recognition, Lassad Nouioui is the best-known Tunisian footballer in our database, followed by Wahbi Khazri and Ziad Tlemçani.

What is the biggest stadium in Tunisia?

Olympic Stadium of Radès is the largest football stadium in Tunisia in our records, with a capacity of 65,000.