Libyan Football Chief Resigns Amidst Nigerian Team Tensions
By Nura Kano
Tripoli, Libya – In a significant development for Libyan football, President Abdelhakim Al-Shalmani has stepped down from his role at the Libyan Football Federation. The announcement was made during a routine meeting of the federation’s general assembly on Sunday.
As the news broke, tensions were also escalating surrounding the treatment of the Nigerian national team ahead of a crucial Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. Concerns have been raised about the team’s accommodation, transportation, and overall preparations for the match.
The resignation of Al-Shalmani comes at a critical time for Libyan football, with the country facing challenges both on and off the field. It remains to be seen how this departure will impact the federation’s future and its ability to navigate the complexities of international football.
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