FAM rubbish Elephants’ claim they did not help in Sumareh case


In a tangled web: Mohamadou Sumareh (centre) has joined Thai Premier League club Police Tero.

PETALING JAYA: The FA of Malaysia (FAM) have hit back at Pahang for claiming that the national body have not helped them to solve the case involving their Malaysian international Mohamadou Sumareh’s abrupt move to join Thai Premier League club Police Tero.

The FAM said their claim was irresponsible and baseless because, since the start of the case, the national body have explained the process clearly, the rules and regulations behind it and even helped Pahang give a statement to FIFA to solve the case.

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