What Now For Selangor & The Rest Of M-League?

16-Jan-17 08:35

What Now For Selangor & The Rest Of M-League?

The 2017 M-League season starts this week, but several teams have been mired in serious financial crisis over the last few months. Selangor notably, the country's most decorated outfit, is one of the teams plagued by this recurring predicament, which has threatened their very survival.

Today on Current Affairs, BFM explores what went wrong with the Red Giants, the latest movement by Selangor fans to takeover the club, and the future of Malaysia's domestic football league.

This is a report by Shawn Tanis.

Click here for Part I of the story.

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Tags: M-League, FAM, Malaysian Football, Selangor FA

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