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Singapore FA wishes Faisal a full recovery following acid attack

It says it stands in solidarity with FAM in condemning attacks on players, officials

8:07 PM MYT

 

SINGAPORE – The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) today wished a swift and full recovery for Harimau Malaya winger Faisal Halim who is currently recovering from an acid attack. 

FAS said it looked forward to seeing the footballer, also known as Mickey, back on the pitch. 

“FAS stands in solidarity with the Football Asociation of Malaysia and condemns any form of violence against players and officials alike,” the association posted on its social media page today. 

The 26-year-old suffered from fourth-degree burns following the incident at a shopping centre in Petaling Jaya on May 5. 

Faisal underwent two surgeries and is now in the reconstructive phase of his recuperation process, which involves the structural repair and rehabilitation of his body parts. 

This is the second incident involving a national footballer after Terengganu FC winger Akhyar Rashid suffered injuries to the head and leg after being attacked by two robbers in his housing area in Kuala Terengganu on May 2. 

A series of attacks on national footballers continues when two men on a motorcycle used a hammer to break the rear windscreen of Johor Darul Ta’zim player Safiq Rahim’s car in Johor Bahru on Tuesday. – May 9, 2024

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