Difensore del Norrköping convocato nella nazionale tunisina per la Coppa del Mondo

Moutaz Neffati, difensore del Norrköping, è stato incluso nella rosa della Tunisia per la Coppa del Mondo. La convocazione è stata confermata dall'allenatore Sabri Lamouchi in vista del torneo.

La Tunisia inizierà il suo cammino nel Gruppo F contro la Svezia, in un girone che comprende anche i Paesi Bassi e il Giappone. Neffati si unisce a una squadra di 26 giocatori composta da atleti provenienti da vari club europei e africani.

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