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Despite Using Players Who Had Been Granted Citizenship Through Fraudulent Means, the Malaysian Club Was Still Acquitted by the Afc.
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AFC Confirms JDT ‘Unaffected’ Sanctions from FIFA Eligibility Case
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has clarified that Johor Darul Ta’zim will not face any sanctions over the ongoing FIFA eligibility case involving several heritage players. According to a report by New Straits Times journalist Farah Azharie, the AFC stressed that the issue relates only to national team eligibility and does not affect club competitions. This means the Southern Tigers can continue their participation in continental and regi…
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has announced that Malaysian club Johor Darul Tazim will not face any penalties, despite having used three naturalized players with falsified documents in international competitions.
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