7 ‘heritage’ players’ suspension ends, free to play, says MFL
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The scandal of falsifying documents of naturalized players that rocked the Malaysian National Team has entered a new phase.
PETALING JAYA: The status of seven heritage players remains as Malaysians after the 12-month suspension period by the International Football Association Board (FIFA) ended yesterday. Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) president Datuk Ab Ghani Hassan said the matter had been informed to all representatives of the Malaysia League (M League) clubs during a roundtable discussion in April. He said the Chief Executive Officer ...
AFTER almost a year of being embroiled in a controversy over forged documents, seven legacy players suspended by the International Football Federation (FIFA) have reportedly been given the green light to return to competitive action. The 12-month suspension imposed on the players following the issue of forged documents while applying for Harimau Malaya legacy player status was reportedly officially ended last Saturday. Four of the ...
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - According to an announcement from the International Football Federation (FIFA), the suspensions of 7 Malaysian naturalized players who obtained their citizenship through forged documents officially ended on November 1st.
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