ES Zarzis

ES Zarzis
Full name Esperance Sportive de Zarzis
Nickname(s) The Blood and Gold / Taraji El Janoub /El Akkara
Founded 1934
Ground Stade Jlidi
Ground Capacity 7,000
Chairman Tunisia Ali Oueriemmi
Manager Tunisia Moncef Mcharek
League CLP-1
2010–11 12th

Esperance Sportive de Zarzis (Arabic: الترجي الرياضي الجرجيسي, often referred to as ESZ) is a football club from Zarzis in Tunisia and founded in 1934 by Haj Ali Bouchhioua .

Achievements

Performance in national & domestic competitions

2005

Performance in CAF competitions

2006 – First round


Players

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
Tunisia GK Wissem Naouali
Tunisia GK Hamza Adala
Tunisia DF Charfeddine Belhaj
Tunisia DF Malek Bhar
Tunisia DF Mejdi Khouildi
Tunisia DF Sofien Ksairi
Tunisia DF Chaker Hammali
Tunisia DF Hamdi Jebnoun
Tunisia DF Abdesslem Hammouda
Tunisia MF Aymen Jouini Mnafeg
Niger MF Koffi Dan Kowa
Tunisia MF Montassar Aiouda
Tunisia MF Sadek Ourimi
Tunisia MF Mohamed Hadj Saïd
Tunisia MF Alaeddine Bouslimi
No. Position Player
Libya MF Hussein al Idrissy
Tunisia MF Elyès Smaîi
Tunisia MF Anis Khedher
Tunisia MF Lokmene Belhaj
Tunisia MF Rami Dergaa
Nigeria MF Emeka Akueme
Georgia (country) MF Nugzar Kvirtia
Tunisia FW Maher Ameur
Libya FW Tarek Alsed
Tunisia FW Bassem Boudafra
Tunisia FW Radhi Fakraoui
Tunisia FW Wissem Maaref
Tunisia FW Walid Chattaoui
Rwanda FW Meddie Kagere

Coaching history

  • 1981–82:
Tunisia Thamer Ksiksi
Tunisia Mohamed Ali Ben Jeddi
Tunisia Bouzommita
  • 1982–83:
Bulgaria Vassil Romanov
  • 1983–84:
Bulgaria Vassil Romanov
  • 1984–85:
Bulgaria Vassil Romanov
  • 1985–86:
Tunisia Moncef Arfaoui
  • 1987–88:
Bulgaria Dimitri Milev
  • 1988–89:
Bulgaria Dimitri Milev
  • 1989–90:
Tunisia Tahar Bellamine
Tunisia Belhassen Meriah
  • 1990–91:
Bulgaria Dimitri Milev
  • 1991–92:
Bulgaria Dimitri Milev
Tunisia Mokhtar Tlili

  • 1992–93:
Bulgaria Dimitri Milev
Tunisia Habib Masmoudi
Tunisia Ferid Laaroussi
Tunisia Mokhtar Tlili
  • 1994–95:
Tunisia Ridha Akacha
  • 1995–96:
Tunisia Taoufik Ben Othman
Tunisia Mokhtar Tlili
Tunisia Khaled Ben Yahya
  • 1996–97:
Tunisia Riadh Charfi
Tunisia Moncef Arfaoui
Tunisia Tijani Mcharek
  • 1997–98:
Tunisia Habib Mejri
Tunisia Tijani Mcharek
Tunisia Mokhtar Tlili
  • 1998–99:
France Serge Devèze
Tunisia Mohamed Sraieb
  • 1999–00:
Tunisia Ridha Akacha
Poland Kazimiro

  • 2000–01:
Tunisia Ridha Akacha
Tunisia Tijani Mcharek
  • 2001–02:
France Serge Devèze
Tunisia Mohamed Sraieb
Tunisia Noureddine Laabidi
Tunisia Mrad Mahjoub
  • 2002–03:
Tunisia Mrad Mahjoub
Tunisia Moncef Arfaoui
Tunisia Khaled Ben Yahya
Tunisia Moncef Mcharek
Tunisia Mohamed Ben Sliman
  • 2003–04:
Tunisia Ridha Akacha
Tunisia Ahmed Labiedh
Tunisia Lassaad Maamer
  • 2004–05:
Tunisia Lassaad Maamer
  • 2005–06:
Tunisia Mohamed Sraieb
France Jean-Michel Bruyer

  • 2006–07:
Algeria Abdelhak Benchikha
  • 2007–09:
Tunisia Moncef Chargui
Tunisia Mokhtar Tlili
Tunisia Ahmed Labiedh
Tunisia Lassaad Maamer
  • 2009–10:
Tunisia Jalel Kadri
Algeria A. Ait Djoudi (Oct 2009 – Dec 09)
Tunisia Sofiène Hidoussi
  • 2010–11:
Tunisia Chiheb Ellili (July 2010 – June 11)
  • 2011–12:
Tunisia Tarek Thabet (July 2011 – Dec 11)
Tunisia N. Bourguiba (interim) (Dec 2011)
Tunisia Ghazi Ghrairi (Dec 2011 – June 12)
  • 2012–13:
Spain Ladislas Lozano (July 2012 – Oct 12)
Tunisia Kamel Zouaghi (Oct 2012 – Dec 12)
Tunisia Lassaad Maamer (Dec 2012–)

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