FAM president backs MFL, admits more needs to be done | Malay Mail

FAM president backs MFL, admits more needs to be done

Football Association of Malaysia president Datuk Hamidin Mohd Amin admits that there is still much it can do. — Bernama pic

“Among them being that each team is now viewed as a stakeholder in the Malaysia League and no longer just an affiliate,” he said in a statement today. Hamidin also listed several other MFL achievements, among them being Malaysia’s involvement in the Asian Champions League through club licensing as well as cooperation with the La Liga and J-League to strengthen the domestic league’s administrative system.

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