The Yemen Football Association (YFA) has officially appointed former Algerian U-23 national coach Noureddine Ould-Ali as the new head coach of the Yemen national team. This strategic decision, solidified through negotiations in Cairo, Egypt, underscores Yemen’s commitment to fostering excellence and progress in its footballing pursuits.
Ould-Ali, a seasoned coach with a wealth of experience, has inked a one-year contract to guide the Yemeni national team through a critical phase of development.
His appointment is poised to play a pivotal role in advancing the football sector within the nation.
With a reputation forged through successful stints in coaching, Ould-Ali, aged 52, brings a wealth of knowledge and tactical acumen to his new role.
The Yemen Football Federation expressed confidence in Ould-Ali’s ability to steer the national team toward achieving significant sporting milestones.
The seasoned coach is set to lead Yemen in the upcoming challenges, notably the second round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers scheduled for March.
Yemen finds itself placed in Group H alongside formidable opponents such as the United Arab Emirates, Nepal, and Bahrain.
Ould-Ali’s tenure aligns with Yemen’s aspirations to not only compete at the highest levels but also to cultivate a sustainable footballing culture within the nation.
The one-year contract serves as a foundation for collaborative efforts aimed at propelling Yemeni football to new heights.
As the football fraternity eagerly anticipates the impact of this coaching transition, Yemen looks forward to the guidance and expertise of Noureddine Ould-Ali in shaping the future of its national football team.
The stage is set for an exciting chapter in Yemen’s footballing journey under Ould-Ali’s leadership.
