of the stadium, which was expected to extend for 27 months, especially covered runways and open runways in the east and north and south will also include works. The rehabilitation of the wardrooms, the rehabilitation of the health units for the public, the creation of 22 cells and the complete restoration of electricity networks. The Municipality of Sousse decided to enable the team to play local matches at the Stade Municipal Bou Ali-Lahouar in Hammam Sousse in the next two seasons until the completion of the work in the team's stronghold. The Hammam Sousse stadium hosted the 1965 African Cup of Nations and can accommodate 6,500 spectators while the continental matches will be played in Stade 7 November in Radès, biggest stadium of Tunisia. Finally, the works of extension finished at the end of April, 2022 and the first game of the team back in its new 40,000-seater stadium was held on the 4th of May, 2022 against Club Sportif Sfaxien. Youth Training Center Taking the example of the European clubs, and in the interest of professionalism, Étoile Sportive du Sahel has a forming and training center for players located in Sousse. It consists of six football fields including two synthetic, a restaurant, a weight room, a 3-star hotel called "Star's Sport Residence" and a thalassotherapy center. The center allowed the club to export talents to Europe, like Amine Chermiti (transferred to Hertha BSC in 2008), Yassine Chikhaoui (transferred to FC Zürich in 2006), Chaker Zouaghi, Mohamed Ali Nafkha, Ammar Jemal, Karim Haggui, Aymen Abdennour, Zoubeir Baya, Hamdi Nagguez, and Mohamed Amine Ben Amor and many other players, and especially allowed him to be constantly competitive to win local or continental titles. The youth training center of ES Sahel is one of the important tributaries of the team and the elite of Tunisian football in general with distinguished elements who have received a modern composition with professional technical specifications. Most analysts say it is the best in Tunisia. The management of ESS always chooses qualified coaches to oversee the youth training center like Belgian coach Christophe Dessy, or Frenchman Jean-Luc Ruty and Philippe Goubet. The strategy recently taken is focused by reducing the number of players to 20 players in each category to ensure greater efficiency in training and to create a new kind of players who can emerge in the future. The youth training center is hosting 8 types