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Football: Sadok Kadida replaces Hazem Mastouri for Tunisia

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Football: Sadok Kadida replaces Hazem Mastouri for TunisiaДмитрий Садовников · CC BY-SA 3.0

Sadok Kadida has been called up by the Tunisian Football Federation to join the national team after Hazem Mastouri withdrew injured. The change comes during the preparatory camp for two matches against Libya, according to the Tunisian Football Federation.

Sadok Kadida has been called up as reinforcements for the Tunisia football team to replace injured Hazem Mastouri. The Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) announced the adjustment on Monday 9 November 2026.

The call-up comes during the preparatory camp for the Carthage Eagles, the nickname of the Tunisian national team, ahead of a two-match encounter against Libya. The FTF wished Hazem Mastouri a speedy recovery and Sadok Kadida every success in this new opportunity with the national team.

The reinforcement adds to Tunisia’s preparations, after it unveiled its squad for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations and its federation called on clubs to calm tensions in recent days. Similar squad adjustments have affected other African national teams, such as Ivory Coast and Tanzania, which have also faced withdrawals due to injury.

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