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Club sportif sfaxien prepare for CAF Cup match with Mohamed Kouki

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Club sportif sfaxien prepare for CAF Cup match with Mohamed Kouki

Club sportif sfaxien have placed their team under Mohamed Kouki, whose return comes on the eve of an important CAF Confederation Cup match. Spokesman Ahmed Jebir said Nabil Kouki’s departure had been considered after the defeat by Shooting Stars, according to La Presse.

Club sportif sfaxien are preparing to travel to Ivory Coast for a CAF Confederation Cup match with Mohamed Kouki back in charge. The coach faces several challenges as the Tunisian club has just changed its coaching staff, La Presse reports.

Sporting director Tarek Salem has left CSS, while Abdelkrim Nafti was not retained on the staff. Raed Barhoumi returns as Mohamed Kouki’s assistant, and club spokesman Ahmed Jebir called for calm at a press conference, according to La Presse.

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