Club Africain

On 4 October 1920, in the Bab Jedid neighbourhood of Tunis, Club Africain was born, heir to the Stade Africain founded a few years earlier. From the start, its founders chose red and white, colours tied to national identity in the days of the protectorate. A Club Africain poster puts that story of pride and loyalty on your wall.

Red and white, a timeless elegance

Red and white is one of the clearest colour pairs in football. On a print it looks crisp and graphic: a bold red that warms the room and a white that lets it breathe. The palette sits as easily in a modern bedroom as in a more classic living room.

Clubiste supporters have built a very visual terrace culture too, with tifos and songs that shake the Hammadi Agrebi Stadium in Radès on big nights. Those images of devotion are made for a large format.

Dates that matter

Club Africain's honours include a chapter every fan knows by heart: in 1991 it became the first Tunisian club to win the African Cup of Champions Clubs, the forerunner of today's African Champions League. More recently, the 2025/26 season brought its fourteenth Tunisian league title, after an eleven-year wait.

Those moments, and the long years of loyalty around them, give a poster real meaning. It celebrates not just a club, but everyone who never let go of it.

Building your Clubiste wall

A few ideas:

• a club-colours print above the desk with a terrace scene beside it;
• a red and white wall mixing the club with the Tunisia national team, whose colours sit close;
• a full end-of-the-stadium mood with our Ultras & Stadiums collection.

Whether you're from Bab Jedid or anywhere else, red and white belongs in your room. It travels to any governorate, and you settle up on delivery.