PETALING JAYA: The Professional Footballers Association of Malaysia (PFAM) want to provide a higher profile and playing potential for women footballers in the country.
Chief executive officer Izham Ismail said the PFAM have accepted women players for almost three years and are looking at ways to build a sustainable future for women footballers.
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