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FAM confirms Wan Kuzain’s Harimau Malaya future

Football body chief Datuk Hamidin Mohd Amin says US-born player would have joined national team sooner if not for injury

Kuzain always preferred playing for M’sia over US: Wan Fayhsal defends footballer brother

Bersatu Youth chief denies claims of Illinois-born brother being unpatriotic, opportunistic after being criticised for choosing local team only after missing out on American team 

Wan Kuzain ready to sacrifice US citizenship for Harimau Malaya dream

Wan Kuzain’s brother, Machang MP Wan Ahmad Fayhsal, advises him to return to Malaysia to finalise paperwork, represent national football team

Local firepower: foreign players don’t pose a threat, insists Kogi Raj

Speaking to Scoop, the 25-year-old attacking midfielder, currently with Penang FC, said that local players like himself are faced with unique challenges as they go through tougher hardships to succeed in the local football scene. 

Will Wan Kuzain sacrifice his American citizenship for Malaysia?

The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) needs to ensure clear communication before bringing any foreign footballers into the national squad or it would be a “waste of time”.

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Education Ministry scraps teacher training system to lighten workload

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