Libya has appointed Nasser Al-Hadiri as the new head coach ahead of their 2025 AFCON qualifiers against the Super Eagles next month.
Al-Hadiri previously served as an assistant to Spanish coach Javier Clemente, who managed Libya in 2014.
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He replaces Serbian coach Micho, who was dismissed after Libya failed to secure a win in their first two AFCON qualifying matches.
Libya drew 1-1 at home in Tripoli and suffered a 2-1 defeat to Benin in Abidjan, leaving them at the bottom of Group D with just one point after two rounds of games.
They are set to face the Super Eagles in Uyo on October 11, followed by a home match in Benina, near Benghazi, four days later.
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