Olympic Stadium of Radès

The Olympic Stadium of Radès is a large sports complex in Radès with a main playing field surrounded by a running track. The facility includes several practice fields and extensive seating capacity for spectators.

The stadium opened in 2001 and has since served as the main venue for football matches in Tunisia. The complex was designed by an architect and has been developed over time.

The stadium is home to Tunisia's national football team and regularly hosts matches for the country's major clubs. It serves as the gathering place where fans come together to support their teams.

The stadium is located outside central Tunis and is accessible by public transport or taxi. For major matches, arrive early as parking fills quickly.

The stadium's name was changed in 2020 to honor a former national football player. This renaming reflects how deeply football figures are valued in Tunisian culture.

Location: Radès

Inception: July 6, 2001

Architects: Rob Schuurman

Official opening: July 6, 2001

Capacity: 65000

Part of: Radès Olympic City

GPS coordinates: 36.74778,10.27278

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:07