Ferjani Sassi has completed a move to SC Zamalek from Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr FC, putting pen to paper with the Egyptian giants on Thursday.
The defensive midfielder joins the White Knights on a three-year deal after representing Tunisia at the World Cup, according to a statement on the Zamalek website.
He began his career with CS Sfaxien in 2010 and represented Tunisia at the 2015 and 2017 African Cup of Nations tournaments.
The 26-year-old also moved to FC Metz in 2015, but didn't stay in France for long and returned to his homeland a year later with domestic heavyweights Esperance.
Sassi started all three of the Carthage Eagles' matches in Russia, equalising from the penalty spot in their opening 2-1 defeat by England.
Tunisia were eliminated with three points after falling to Belgium and then defeating Panama for their first World Cup victory since 1978.
Swiss coach Christian Gross signed a two-year deal with Zamalek in April, and won the Egyptian Cup a month later.