Some considered that the Tunisian national team used Hannibal’s shield to express its willingness to fight "battles" World Cup, and to motivate players to perform heroic during the World Cup.
Who is Hannibal Barca?
- Hannibal ibn Hamilkar Barqa, better known as Hanna Baal or Hannibal (247 BC – 182 BC) is a Carthaginian military leader who belongs to an ancient Phoenician family, and is credited with inventing many war tactics in battles that are still adopted today. US General Norman Schwarzkopf says: "I learned a lot from Hannibal, applying his tactics to the wars I fought".
- Hannibal or was born in North Africa in the city of Carthage, a suburb of the city Tunisia Currently in the year 247 BC. M.
- Hannibal reached the impossible extremes to defeat Rome and become the stuff of legends as he conquered most of Italy and besieged him Rome 15 years.
- Hannibal led the armies of Carthage in the Second Phoenician War and crossed the Alps until he reached the Elbe River basin in Italy, surpassing the Roman Empire.
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The Italian company, Kappa, published the new shirt of the Carthage Eagles, in the famous red and white colors, with a quilted drawing on the front of the shirt.
At first, the quilted inscription looks like historical decorations, but in fact it bears an association with a historical leader.
It was later revealed that the inscription on the shirt is for the protective shield of the historical fighter Hannibal bin Barka, whose name is often associated with Tunisia.
The famous body armor he wore Hannibal During the battles, it comes in the form of two wheels in the chest area, and then a head with a helmet in the abdominal area, which is the inscription that put itself on the new shirt.
Some considered that the Tunisian team used Hannibal’s shield to express its willingness to fight the “battles” of the World Cup, and to motivate the players to perform heroically during the World Cup.
Who is Hannibal Barca?
- Hannibal ibn Hamilkar Barqa, better known as Hanna Baal or Hannibal (247 BC – 182 BC) is a Carthaginian military leader who belongs to an ancient Phoenician family, and is credited with inventing many war tactics in battles that are still adopted today. American General Norman Schwarzkopf says: “I learned a lot from Hannibal, as I applied his tactics in the wars I fought.”
- Hannibal or was born in North Africa in the city of Carthage, a suburb of the city Tunisia Currently in the year 247 BC. M.
- Hannibal reached the impossible extremes to defeat Rome and become the stuff of legends as he conquered most of Italy and besieged him Rome 15 years.
- Hannibal led the armies of Carthage in the Second Phoenician War and crossed the Alps until he reached the Elbe River basin in Italy, surpassing the Roman Empire.