By Obaloluwa Joshua, LAGOS
Libya head coach Nasser Al-Hadiri on Friday named a 28-man squad for his side’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying encounter against the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
Al-Hadiri recently took charge of the team following the sacking of Serbian tactician Milutin Sredojevic.
The new tactician has opted for some of the regulars in the team, Prompt News reports.
Libya will face the Super Eagles in a matchday three encounter at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Uyo on Friday, October 11.
The North Africans will host the three-time African champions in Benina four days later.
The Mediterranean Knights are bottom of Group D with one point from two games.
FULL SQUAD
Murad Al-Wahishi (Al-Ahly Benghazi), Abdul Jawad Rizq (Al-Nasr), Mohammed Ayyad (Abu Salim), Ahmed Ayyad (Al-Tahadi), Ali Youssef (Al-Afriqi Al-Tunisi), Ahmed Saleh (Al-Akhdar), Ahmed Al-Tarbi (Al-Ahly Tripoli), Magdy Mustafa Artiba (Al-Akhdar), Sobhi Al-Mabrouk Al-Dawi (Al-Ittihad), Mahdi Al-Kut (Al-Akhdar), Mohammed Al-Shtiwi (Al-Hilal), Sand Bin Ali (Al-Nasr), Al-Bahlol Abu Sahmain (Al-Ahly Benghazi), Badr Hassan (Al-Nasr), Suhaib Bin Suleiman (Al-Ahly Benghazi), Faisal Al-Badri (Al-Hilal), Muhannad Mustafa Al-Mabrouk (Al-Madina), Osama Al-Sharimi (Al-Suwaihli), Omar Al-Khoja (Al-Suwaihli), Nour Al-Din Al-Qalib (Al-Ahly Tripoli), Ahmed Saad (Al-Hilal), Mohammed Al-Tabbal (Al-Nasr), Fadel Salama (Al-Ahly Benghazi), Ahmed Al-Masmari (Barcelona B, Spain), Ezz El-Din Al-Mariami (Al Hilal), Moaz Issa (Al Ittihad), Ahmed Karaoua (Al Ahly Tripoli), Abdul-Miser Abu Shaiba (Al Ittihad).
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