Stade Tunisien Parts Ways with Coach Ammar Souayah, Paving the Way for a New Technical Staff
The Stade Tunisien's board of directors has decided to terminate the contract of its coach, Ammar Souayah, opening the door for the appointment of a new technical staff. Under the presidency of Mohamed Mahjoub, the club's management has quickly begun the process of finding a successor and has contacted several Tunisian coaches. Three names have emerged as strong contenders: Imed Ben Younes, Mohamed Mkacher, and Mohamed Sahli. According to reliable sources, official discussions have already been initiated with Imed Ben Younes, who is currently coaching Étoile Sportive de Métlaoui. The technician has not closed the door on a new experience with the Bardo club. However, his contractual situation poses a significant obstacle, as he remains tied to Étoile de Métlaoui until June 2026. In this context, a source close to the mining club's management has indicated that its president does not intend to release the coach before the end of his contract, complicating any potential short-term arrival. This uncertainty comes at a critical moment in the season for Stade Tunisien, which is set to face Espérance Sportive de Tunis on February 21 in the 20th round of the Ligue 1 championship. The rapid appointment of a new coach could therefore be crucial in preparing for this important match. The succession dossier remains open, while the management continues its consultations to ensure the team's sporting stability for the rest of the season. Read more about the Stade Tunisien's decision to part ways with Ammar Souayah
