Johor declares May 25 a state holiday following JDT's Malaysia Cup win


JOHOR BARU: Johor has declared this coming Monday (May 25) a special state holiday following Johor Darul Ta’zim’s (JDT) sixth triumph in the Malaysia Cup 2025/26 final.

Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said the decision was made with the consent of Johor Regent Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim in celebration of JDT’s success in clinching the prestigious football title.

“On behalf of the Johor government, we would like to congratulate JDT for winning the Malaysia Cup 2025/26 after defeating Kuching City FC 2-0 in a spirited and thrilling final,” he said in a Facebook post on Saturday night (May 23).

Onn Hafiz also expressed appreciation to Tunku Ismail for his leadership, commitment and continuous efforts in elevating Johor football.

He said JDT had become a source of pride not only for Johor and Malaysia, but also on the international stage.

“This victory is a gift for the entire Bangsa Johor and JDT supporters who have always stood firmly behind the team through every match and every season,” he said.

Onn Hafiz also thanked the players, coaching staff, team management and the entire JDT organisation for the achievement.

JDT defeated Kuching City FC 2-0 in the Malaysia Cup final to add another trophy to the club’s growing collection.

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