Naïm Sliti
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Personal information
Full name
Naïm Sliti
Date of birth
27 July 1992
Place of birth
Marseille, France
Height
1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Playing position
Attacking midfielder
Club information
Current team
Lille (on loan from Red Star)
Number
27
Tunisia
Dijon FCO Season 2017-
Article
Youth career
Marseille
Senior career
Sedan
2011-2013
48x apps / 3x goals
Sedan B
2012-2013
5x apps / 0x goal
Paris B
2013-2014
14x apps / 9x goals
Paris
2013-2014
4x apps / 0x goal
Red Star
2014-
68x apps / 12x goals
→ Lille (loan)
2016-
16x apps / 1x goal
National team
Tunisia
2016-
8x apps / 3x goal
(Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 04:46, 8 June 2017 (UTC) - National team caps and goals correct as of 23 January 2017)
Naïm Sliti is a Tunisian professional footballer who currently plays as an attacking midfielder for Lille, on loan from Red Star, and the Tunisia national team.
He previously played for Sedan, where he made 48 appearances in Ligue 2 and Paris FC.
International career
Sliti was born in France to parents of Tunisian descent.
He made his debut for the Tunisia national football team in a 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualification 3:0 victory against Djibouti on 3 June 2016, wherein he scored his debut goal.
Sfaxien chairman Lotfi Abdennadher was thrilled at capturing a coach who rose to prominence by winning three consecutive Ivorian titles from 1990 for Asec Mimosas. "We have never had a coach of his level, experience, ability and vision. Talking with Philippe I quickly realised we were on the same wavelength," he said.
The Super Eagles climbed three places in the Confederation of African Football region and 10 spots on the global list - up to 34th in the world.
Coton Sport secure a dramatic victory against Asec Mimosas.
Group A
• 06 June: Asec Mimosas vs Coton Sport 2:3
• 07 June: Real Bamako vs AC Leopards 1:2
Group B
• 07 June: Etoile du Sahel vs Nkana 4:3
• 08 June: Sewe Sports vs Al Ahly 1:1
Group A
• 08.06.14: Al Hilal vs AS Vita Club 1:1
• 08.06.14: TP Mazembe vs Zamalek 1:0
Group B
• 08.06.14: Esperance vs CS Sfaxien 2:1
• 08.06.14: Entente Setif vs Al Ahli Benghazi 1:1
Sudanese side Al Hilal and AS Vita Club of the Democratic Republic of Congo drew 1:1
Group A
• 06 June: Al Hilal vs AS Vita Club 1:1
• 08 June: TP Mazembe vs Zamalek -:-
Group B
• 07 June: Entente Setif vs Al Ahli Benghazi 1:1
• 08 June: Esperance vs CS Sfaxien -:-
Coton Sport secure a dramatic victory against Asec Mimosas.
Group A
• 06 June: Asec Mimosas vs Coton Sport 2:3
• 07 June: Real Bamako vs AC Leopards -:-
Group B
• 07 June: Etoile du Sahel vs Nkana -:-
• 08 June: Sewe Sports vs Al Ahly -:-
Sudanese side Al Hilal and AS Vita Club of the Democratic Republic of Congo drew 1:1
Group A
• 06 June: Al Hilal vs AS Vita Club 1:1
• 08 June: TP Mazembe vs Zamalek -:-
Group B
• 07 June: Entente Setif vs Al Ahli Benghazi -:-
• 08 June: Esperance vs CS Sfaxien -:-
Previously, he had coached another Tunisian side, CS Sfaxien, who he lead to the Confederation Cup last November. He replaced Frenchman Sebastien Desabre, who took up the role of technical director. Krol's backroom staff have also been dismissed.
Champions League fixtures & results 24-25 May 2014
Group A
• 24.05.2014: Zamalek vs Al Hilal 2:1
• 25.05.2014: TP Mazembe vs AS Vita Club 1:0
Group B
• 24.05.2014: Al Ahli Benghazi vs Esperance 3:2
• 25.05.2014: Entente Setif vs CS Sfaxien 1:1
Nkana mourn the sudden death of coach Masauso Mwale
GROUP A
• 24.05.14: Asec Mimosas (Ivory Coast) vs AC Leopards 0:0
• 24.05.14: Coton Sport (Cameroon) vs Real Bamako 2:1
GROUP B
• 24.05.14: Etoile du Sahel (Tunisia) vs Al Ahly 1:1
• 25.05.14: Nkana (Zambia) vs Sewe Sports 0:0
