FIFA praised the capabilities of Al -Tunisi Ali Maaloul, the player of Al -Ahly Club, before the participation of Tunisia in the 2022 World Cup competitions, which start November 20.
Publishing the official account of the International Federation on Twitter: “He defends, records, manufactures and has all solutions . . . Tunisia has a modern back and a gunfire front with Ali Maaloul.
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He defends, records, makes and possesses all solutions 👌
Tunisia has a modern back and a gunfire front with Ali Maaloul 🇹🇳🔥@ftf_officielle | @Alahly | #Qatar 2022
– FIFA 🏆 (@fifaworldcup_ar) November 16, 2022
Tunisia is waiting for the sixth participation in the World Cup Finals in the next version that will start in Qatar from next Sunday to December 20, amid aspirations for a distinguished appearance in the world championship that is held in an Arab country for the first time in history.
Tunisia is preparing to participate in the 2022 World Cup, in the fourth group with the defending champions France, Australia and Denmark.
Tunisia is one of the Arab teams, which recently announced its final list of the tournament, in which two players representing the Egyptian Premier League are Ali Maaloul, the defender of Al -Ahly, and Saif al -Din al -Jaziri, the Zamalek striker.
Throughout its history, Tunisia participated in previous copies that started from the 1978 championship, to the last competition Russia 2018.
World Cup 2022
The list of the Tunis team came as follows:
Goalkeeping: Ayman Dahman (Sfaxi), Bashir bin Saeed (Al -Ittihad Al -Munastiri), Ayman Al -Bulbouli (the coastal star), Moez Hassan (African).
Defense line: Montaser Al -Talbi (Tchaikor Rizh Sport), Yassin Mariah (Esperance), Dylan Bron (French Metz), Bilal Al -Aifa (Kuwait), Nader Al -Ghandari (Belgian Vesterlu), Ali Maaloul (Al -Ahly), Ali Al -Abedi (was French) , Wajdi as a church (Italian Salenitana), Mohamed Drager (German Baderburn), Issa Al -Eidouni (Verintfarushi Al -Majrie).
Midfield: Elias Al -Sakhiri (German Colin), Ghaylan Al -Shalali (Esperance), Muhammad bin Ramadan (Esperance), Ferjani Sassi (Al -Duhail), Hannib Al -Majbri (Manchester United) Anis bin Suleiman (Brundbi IF Danish).
The offensive line: Youssef Al -Masakeni (Al -Arabi Al -Qatari), Wehbe Al -Khazri (French Montpellier), Yassin Al -Khenissi (Kuwait), Naim Al -Sili (Saudi Al -Itifaq), Issam Al -Jabali (Odinsa Al -Danish), Saif Al -Din Al -Jaziri (Zamalek)..
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