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FAM presidential race could narrow to two as Hamidin weighs withdrawal

Tan Sri Hamidin Mohd Amin is reportedly considering pulling out of the FAM presidential race, potentially leaving Datuk Ab Ghani Hassan and Datuk Seri Shahril Mokhtar as the only contenders

Khairy questions lack of fresh faces in race for FAM presidency

Former Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has cast doubt on the lack of new leadership options for the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), after three well-known football administrators emerged as nominees for the presidency ahead of September's electoral congress

FAM needs stronger revenue base to deliver AFC and FIFA governance reforms: Hamidin

Former Football Association of Malaysia president Tan Sri Hamidin Mohd Amin says FAM must expand its financial capacity and professional expertise to implement AFC and FIFA governance reforms, warning that structural improvements will require significant investment over the next two years

Hamidin appointed to senior FIFA World Cup 2026 operational role in Los Angeles and San Francisco

Former Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) president will oversee coordination and match operations across two major US host cities, Los Angeles and San Francisco

Incoming FAM leadership to decide fate of seven-player citizenship scandal, says Hamidin

Former FAM president Tan Sri Hamidin Mohd Amin says the unresolved citizenship controversy must be reviewed by the incoming leadership in consultation with relevant authorities, as investigations remain ongoing and no final decision can be made at this stage

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