KL players losing motivation due to unpaid salaries


Staying focused: Kuala Lumpur skipper Paulo Josue warming up during a training session. — Kuala Lumpur FC

KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur players have not been paid their salaries – some reportedly for as much as four months – and they are running out of patience.

Now, they are looking to “Mr Kuala Lumpur” Paulo Josue to address the matter, even as they prepare for their Malaysia Cup semi-final second-leg against Terengganu on Thursday.

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