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Tunisia: cards, rarity and popularity

Tunisia is a national football team.

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Tunisia

National teamYear 2022
Rarity: Rare
2022 card, the rarest

Flag: Tunisia

Image: Various Wikimedia Commons' contributors · Public domain · source

2 internationals have their own card pages, including Hannibal Mejbri and Sebastian Tounekti. Managers: Hervé Renard (2026). Titles linked in the catalogue: 2004 African Cup of Nations.

How it works: one card per year, with a rarity set by that year's real-world popularity, measured on Wikipedia.

The cards, year by year

Tunisia has 12 cards in the game, from 2015 to 2026. The set includes 2 rare and 10 uncommon. The standout is the 2022 card, a rare one minted on a median of 30,628 views a month. Once minted, a card is frozen - the rarity of its year stays with it for good.

  1. 2015Rarity: Uncommon8.9K views/month
  2. 2016Rarity: Uncommon10K views/month
  3. 2017Rarity: Uncommon10K views/month
  4. 2018Rarity: Uncommon16K views/month
  5. 2019Rarity: Uncommon10K views/month
  6. 2020Rarity: Uncommon7.3K views/month
  7. 2021Rarity: Uncommon16K views/month
  8. 2022Rarity: Rare31K views/month
  9. 2023Rarity: Uncommon15K views/month
  10. 2024Rarity: Uncommon12K views/month
  11. 2025Rarity: Uncommon13K views/month
  12. 2026Rarity: Rare28K views/month

Popularity year by year

Popularity is the monthly median of views of its Wikipedia page, year by year. It peaked in 2022 (30,628 views a month) and was lowest in 2020 (7,289). In 2025, the median reached 12,906 views a month, up 8% on 2024. Over the last twelve months: 28,008 views a month.

Monthly median views of the Wikipedia page, per year, and rarity of that year's card
YearViews per month (median)Card of the year
2026last 12 months28,008Rarity: Rare
202512,906Rarity: Uncommon
202412,005Rarity: Uncommon
202314,945Rarity: Uncommon
202230,628Rarity: Rare
202115,671Rarity: Uncommon
20207,289Rarity: Uncommon
201910,422Rarity: Uncommon
201815,622Rarity: Uncommon
201710,415Rarity: Uncommon
201610,316Rarity: Uncommon
20156 months measured8,858Rarity: Uncommon

Mini quiz

3 questions to test what you know.

  1. 1.Which stadium does Tunisia usually play at?

  2. 2.What is the FIFA code of Tunisia?

  3. 3.What is the nickname of the Tunisia national team?

Profile

Country
Tunisia
Stadium
Olympic Stadium of Radès
FIFA code
TUN
Nickname
Eagles of Carthage

Related

  • 2016 Catalonia International TrophyChampion · 2016
  • 2004 African Cup of NationsChampion · 2004
  • 2004 African Cup of Nations FinalChampion · 2004

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Frequently asked questions

What is the rarest Tunisia card?

The 2022 card, which is rare: that year the subject's Wikipedia page drew a median of 30,628 views a month.

How many Tunisia cards are there?

12 cards, one per year of fame, from 2015 to 2026: 2 rare and 10 uncommon.

Which was Tunisia's most popular year?

2022, with a median of 30,628 views a month on its Wikipedia page - the 2022 card is rare.

Which Tunisia internationals have cards?

Among others, Hannibal Mejbri and Sebastian Tounekti - each has a page of their own with their cards year by year.

How do I get a Tunisia card?

By opening packs of 5 cards: 3 packs are free when you sign up, then packs refill for free. Cards can also be traded with friends, or on the market for in-game coins.

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Image credits

Flag: Tunisia

Image: Various Wikimedia Commons' contributors · Public domain · source

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