Micho is thus expected to be in the dugout as Libya take on Liberia on Saturday before playing Niger on October 17.
Just over a month after being axed from the Uganda Cranes head coach job, Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic has kick-started work in his new position with the Libyan senior national football team.
The 'Serbian Wolf' is busy again, after signing a two-year employment contract with the North African nation less than a week back.
The Serbian tactician took over the position recently held by Libyan native Salem Al-Jalali, who had been appointed on an interim basis for the past months.
Micho is thus expected to be in the dugout as Libya take on Liberia on Saturday before playing Niger on October 17.
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BREAKING OFFICIAL: Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic - Serbian appointed Libya head coach
Former Uganda Cranes head coach Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic has officially been appointed the new Libya national senior football team head coach.
However, his first real test as Libya's head coach will be leading the country through the forthcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
They kickstart the qualification campaign against Eswatini on November 13 before hosting Cameroon a week later in Group D.
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The former Vipers SC custodian has been a revelation this season, starting eight games for Golden Arrows in the Premier Soccer League and keeping three clean sheets.
Like Uganda under Micho, Libya failed to qualify for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.
They finished at the base of Group J having collected just four points, with Tunisia and Equatorial Guinea making it to the finals, slated for Ivory Coast in January.
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In his absence, the Tax Collectors won just once against Gadaffi FC (2-0) and drew the other two; 1-1 against Soltilo Bright Stars FC and 0-0 with UPDF FC.
Meanwhile, Micho has previously coached at Sudan's Al Hilal, St George (Ethiopia), SC Villa, Rwanda, Yugoslavia U-20, Orlando Pirates (South Africa), Zamalek of Egypt and the Zambian national team, the Chipolopolo.