Macedonia’s opponents have revealed their rosters of summoned players for the two upcoming friendlies.

Igor Angelovski will make his managerial debut on November 12 against Montenegro in Skopje. As for the opponent, coach Branko Brnović called up 21 players and will add two more next week. This will be their only November friendly, but Montenegro comes with mostly their best squad. CB Esteban Saveljich (based in Argentina and there was no point to travel so far for just one friendly) and FW Dejan Damjanović (engaged in contract negotiations with his Chinese club) are the only key guys missing. It should be noted that although star player Mirko Vučinić planned to be dropped due to his suspension for the next qualifier, he insisted to be available for this friendly. The lone debutante in the team is actually the player of Macedonian table leaders Vardar, Nemanja Mijušković.

Montenegro’s squad:

Vukašin Poleksić – Sutjeska
Milan Mijatović – Bokelj
Danijel Petković – Lovćen

Marko Baša – Lille
Stefan Savić – Atlético Madrid
Žarko Tomašević – Kortrijk
Marko Simić – Kayserispor
Nemanja Mijušković – Vardar
Saša Balić – Târgu Mureș

Nikola Vukčević – Braga
Mladen Kašćelan – Arselan Tula
Elsad Zverotić – Sion
Nemanja Nikolić – BATE
Vladimir Boljević – AEK Larnaca
Adam Marušić – Kortrijk
Vladimir Rodić – Malmö
Staniša Mandić – Čukarički

Stevan Jovetić – Inter
Mirko Vučinić – Al-Jazira
Fatos Bećiraj – Dinamo Minsk
Stefan Mugoša – 1860 München

Lebanon, meanwhile, called up a larger roster totaling 31 players. They will face Macedonia on November 17 in Skopje, but five days earlier they play an important World Cup qualifier against Laos. Lebanon is actually managed by a Montenegrin coach in Miodrag Radulović.

Lebanon’s squad:

Abbas Hassan – Elsborg
Mehdi Khalil – Al-Safa’
Daniel Zeaiter – Mainz

Youssef Wasef Mohamad – no club
Bilal Najjarine – Al-Dhafra
Walid Ismail – Zob Ahan
Ali Hamam – Zob Ahan
Mootaz Chehade Jounaidi – Al-Ansar
Nour Mansour – Al-Safa’
Mohamed Zein Tahan – Al-Safa’
Mohammed Ali Khan – Halmstad
Joan Oumari – Frankfurt
Mohammad Baghdadi – Eintracht Braunschweig

Abbas Ahmed Atwi – Nejmeh
Roda Antar – Hángzhōu Greentown
Abbas Ali Atwi “Onika” – Al-Ahed
Hassan Chaito – Terengganu
Haitham Faour – Al-Ahed
Mohammed Shamas – Nejmeh
Adnan Haidar – HamKam
Hilal El-Helwe – Wolfsburg II
Ihab Darwiche – Ahlen

Hassan Maatouk – Al-Fujairah
Mohammed Mahmoud Ghaddar – Naft Al-Wasat
Mohamad Haidar – Al-Safa’
Feiz Shamsin – Pandurii Târgu Jiu
Hassan Al Mohamed – Nejmeh
Hassan Ali “Soony” Saad – Tero Sasana
Mohammad Kdouh – Vllaznia
Philippe Paoli – Lommel United
Bassel Zakaria Jradi – Strømsgodset