It was reported by Ballgist days ago that the Libyan Football Federation has terminated the contract of Milutin Sredojevic partly due to their recent drop in form and results from the opening two games at the AFCON 2025 qualifiers.
The decision to cut ties with Serbian international, who had led the team to nine victories before the start of the qualifiers is an indication of an urgency to improving their AFCON performances going forward.
Rumours of a new coach seems to be going around and it is believed Nasser Al-Hadiri will take on the mantle as they look to face the Super Eagles of Nigeria in a double-header next month.
The North African country were held to a 1-1 draw in Tripoli, before they lost to Benin 2-1 in Abidjan.
They remain bottom of Group D with a point after two rounds of matches while they take on the Super Eagles in Uyo on October 11, before welcoming the three-time African champions to Benina, four days later.
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