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FAM reforms need major investment in talent as AFC flags finance and legal departments as biggest risks

The AFC says the Football Association of Malaysia must strengthen its financial capacity and invest in high-quality professional staff to successfully implement governance reforms, with finance and legal affairs identified as the most critical risk areas in football administration

[WATCH] FAM should be setting standards, not following others — Japan once studied Malaysia’s football model: Windsor

Malaysia was once a football reference point for Asia, with Japan studying its league and administrative model in the early 1980s, says AFC secretary-general Datuk Seri Windsor Paul John, who believes FAM must now rebuild its structures and ambition to become a regional benchmark once again

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