Biuod urges reform in Libyan football
Former Zawiya Club President Mohamed Beoued clarified that qualifying the Libyan national team for the World Cup requires a fundamental reform of Libyan football, based on professional advancement in the strongest European leagues and a genuine will from the state. He called for a reconsideration of club management, the development of long-term training programs for local coaches, and a focus on discovering and nurturing talent from an early age, starting from after the age of five. He also emphasized that the Football Association's role should go beyond organizing competitions to include leading a comprehensive national project to develop the sport and enhance qualification opportunities for the World Cup.
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