Ahead of the 2026/2027 season, the Tunisian Women's Volleyball League is seeing a major shake-up with a flurry of key player transfers and high-stakes contract renewals.

At the heart of these movements, Club Africain has officially welcomed Badra Mahjibi from Msaken Volleyball, alongside a powerhouse quartet from the all-conquering Club Féminin de Carthage: outside hitter Sinda Bouzidi, middle blocker Maroua Boughanmi, libero Sameh Gritli, and setter Nouha Chekili.

In parallel, the club has successfully locked down their formidable middle blocker duo of Yosrah Zeramdini and Khadija Badarjah, while also securing crucial contract renewals for outside hitter Rahma Khedri, opposite hitter Maya Lahmar, and libero Sondes Sassi.
Update 19/10/2026: Maysa Ben Jouda, the outside hitter has joined Club Africain from arch-rivals Espérance Sportive de Tunis, where she spent just one season
Meanwhile, Club Sportif Sfaxien has also rebuilt its squad by signing libero Emna Khalfa from Club Africain, outside hitter Sirine Bouraoui from Club Féminin de Carthage, and opposite hitter Eya Ismail, who is returning to CSS after a journey with GUST University in Kuwait.
To ensure roster stability, CSS has locked down contract renewals for their entire core, including setter Hiba Fatnassi, outside hitters Ameni Ghizaoui, Doua Ahmed, Khadija Louati, Nadine Ajili, and Sirine Attiallah, middle blockers Ahlem Baazaoui, Ines Chkili, and Yosr Toumi, alongside libero Nada Tannoubi.
Espérance Sportive de Tunis has also been highly active in the market, securing a wave of new talent that includes middle blockers Abir Othmani and Missaoui Rim from Club Africain, outside hitters Ella Toumi from ŽOK Leskovac 98 in Serbia and Yasmine Salhi from Club Féminin de Carthage, alongside libero Mayssa Mtaallah from Club Olympique de Kélibia.
On the retention front, EST has solidified its squad by confirming contract renewals for opposite hitter Rana Chebbi, alongside outside hitters Fatma Ghorbel and Nour El Houda Jelassi.
The multiple champions, Club Féminin de Carthage, have also completely reshaped their squad by signing a wave of young talent from Marsa Sport U17, including outside hitters Aïcha Ben Jeddou and Molk Kasdaoui, alongside libero Khadija Moumene. The club has further strengthened its roster by recruiting setter Aya Greri from Club Olympique de Kélibia, outside hitter Dhouha Engazou from Club Sportif Sfaxien, libero Samar Saafi from Club Africain, and middle blocker Aida Ben Faiza from Espérance Sportive de Tunis.
To maintain their competitive core, CFC has finalized renewals for their confirmed players, securing opposite hitter Christelle Makiese Ndongo and outside hitter Maram Korbi.
Union Sportive Carthaginoise has kicked off the new season with Ella Essid, Rahma Ben Slimane, Sarah Bijaoui, and Sejda Maazaoui as the first confirmed players, while awaiting further updates and potential new signings.

On the Union Sportive Féminine de Monastir side, Donia Kherdhani is officially confirmed for the 2026/2027 season, while further announcements from the team are pending.

At Msaken Volleyball, Mariem Hmaied, Salsabil Khelifi (Middle Blocker), and Eya Laabidi (Opposite Hitter) have been retained for the upcoming season, with more announcements expected soon to finalize the 2026/2027 roster.

A late addition to the MVB roster is Tasnim Ben Cheikh. The former USFM captain joined the squad for the new season and has already taken part in the opening game against Espérance de Tunis.


Avenir Sportif de la Marsa has locked in libero Mariem Hidri for the upcoming campaign, as management looks to finalize the rest of the 2026/2027 roster with further updates on the horizon.