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Life goes on: Kuala Lumpur’s Sean Gan Gianneli (right) challenging for the ball with Police’s Mohd Safiee Ahmad during their Super League match last week. Although Kuala Lumpur are troubled by players’ salary issues, they continue to do their best on the pitch. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Kuala Lumpur have apologised to their players and coaching staff for salary delays but denied that some players had up to four months of arrears.

Instead, chief executive officer (CEO) Stanley Bernard Samuel said, only one player was owed four months of salaries, adding that it had been solved.

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