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TMJ joins FIFA President at thrilling Intercontinental Cup Final in Qatar

His Royal Highness Tunku Ismail strengthens Malaysia’s global football presence by attending PSG’s dramatic Intercontinental Cup win and meeting FIFA president Gianni Infantino

FAM’s ‘personal capacity’ defence is an insult to Malaysian football’s intelligence — Sandru Narayanan

By doubling down on the excuse that a suspended official was attending a FIFA event “in a personal capacity,” the Football Association of Malaysia has once again proven that it still doesn’t understand how accountability or optics actually work

FIFA launches Asean Cup to unite Southeast Asia through football

The new regional tournament will feature all 11 Asean nations and be held during FIFA’s international match calendar to maximise global impact

FIFA, ASEAN renew pact to boost football development and youth empowerment

Signed on the sidelines of the Asean Summit in Kuala Lumpur, the new agreement builds on earlier efforts to promote social inclusion, gender equality and climate resilience through sport

FIFA launches Malaysia development projects to boost grassroots football

New FIFA Arena pitches, National Training Centre, and school initiatives mark major step in Malaysia’s grassroots and elite football development

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