World Cup 2026: Mass Resignation Set To Rock Tunisia Football Federation

World Cup 2026: Mass Resignation Set To Rock Tunisia Football Federation

 Sampson Adedeji

The fallout from Tunisia's disappointing campaign at the 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to trigger a major shake-up within the Tunisian Football Federation (FTF), with reports indicating that a wave of resignations is imminent, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

According to information emerging from within the federation, senior officials Moez Nasri and Hussein Jenayah have been made aware that their positions are under serious threat as pressure mounts following the national team's poor performance at the tournament.

Sources close to the federation revealed that several FTF members have been advised that stepping down voluntarily could be in their best political interest as criticism continues to intensify.

The Carthage Eagles endured a difficult World Cup campaign, culminating in their early elimination from the competition. 

The disappointing results have sparked widespread dissatisfaction among supporters and stakeholders, prompting calls for accountability at the highest level of Tunisian football administration.

As the team prepares to return home from the World Cup, attention is expected to shift from on-field matters to an internal review of the federation's operations.

"We will have to identify those responsible for this fiasco," a source close to the situation reportedly stated, underlining the growing demand for answers and reforms within the FTF.

With pressure continuing to build, the coming days could witness significant changes in the leadership structure of the Tunisian Football Federation as officials seek to address the aftermath of the country's World Cup disappointment.