A former Orlando Pirates coach is reportedly among the candidates to take over at Tunisian giants Esperance.
Esperance are currently without a head coach after parting ways with Miguel Cardoso, who guided the team to the CAF Champions League final last season.
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The reigning Tunisian champions are now looking for a successor to lead the team and get them out of the current slump, after failing to win their last three matches.
Radio Mosaique FM have reported that Milutin Sredojevic has been shortlisted as a candidate for the head coach role.
The former Buccaneers was previously the head coach of Libya, before he was relieved of his duties in September before the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Esperance currently find themselves in sixth position in the Tunisian Ligue 1 table, having failed to win their last four meetings.
The Tunisian giants will be hoping to land a new coach before the Champions League group stages get underway late next month.
Last season's finalist were draw in Group D alongside Pyramids FC, Djoliba and Sagrada Esperanca.