Some time ago, loads of tourists from Eastern Europe visited Tunisia on holiday. Unluckily, year after year, this country becomes less and less popular. Now, the Russian and Polish tourists looking forward to attractions choose Egypt or Jordan.. We're so poor, but we keep going to the luxury beaches, Great Barrier Reefs and some other public houses. The senior citizens hardly make ends meet, meanwhile you travel around the world, just like that! That's not even shame and dishonour, it's simply an absolute nastiness.
Nowadays, there aren't any Polish tourists in Tunisia, so I could easily go for “hunting the footballer”. In some club, I've found two very interesting players. One of them is Nour Hadhria. He was born on the 4th of September 1990 in Tunis. Most probably he's a home-grown of the local club, Club Africain. He's one of the most promising Tunisian players. Back in 2007, he represented his country on the U-17 World Cup. From what I know, he showed some good stuff there. He managed to score 3 goals in the games against the US, France and Belgium. These teams will not remember him fondly. It's quite strange, that he's still playing in his domestic country. Or maybe not? Anyway, in Football Manager, he's still at Club Africain.
Nour's face reminds me of the famous Ronaldo. These men have a similar gap between their teeth. I suppose they both like cigars. The Tunisian will never become as famous as the Brazilian, but still he's got potential to become a very good striker. Just look at his attrib... no, don't do that. At the beginning of the game, his attributes don't look encouraging. His biggest advantages are his flair, determination, pace and agility. His technique isn't that bad either. Unfortunately, someone lowered his finishing. Smells like an international scandal. At least his PA is quite solid...
Compensation for Nour is 325K euros. It's quite a lot, but you can try to buy him for less. I have no idea if he would sign for Polish clubs. Before I met him, he was already playing for some Inter Milan or other AC Milan. Pity, but at least we know that strong clubs invest in him.
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