Tunisian coach at the head of Al Ittihad Tripoli

By R

| 15 janvier 2022

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Mohamed Kouki has been appointed as the coach of Al Ittihad Tripoli. Kouki has established himself as an experienced coach throughout his 17 years including 12 in the Tunisian Professional Ligue 1, in addition to his 3 seasons in the Sudanese championship, in addition to a season in the Saudi League.

Kouki was also named best Tunisian coach twice, 2016-2017 and 2017-208 as well as best technical director in Sudan, during the 2010-2011 sports season.

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