Striker is on track to regain reputation as a feared man with Turtles


PETALING JAYA: Footballer Safawi Rasid is slowly getting back his scoring touch but knows more needs to be done if he wants to recapture his old form.

The Terengganu playmaker, who is on-loan from Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT), did not score in his first three domestic games for the Turtles but got on the scoresheet when they beat Perak 2-1 in the last 16 of FA Cup on Friday.

Best yet to come: National striker Safawi Rasid believes he will regain his former form during his tenure with Terengganu.
Best yet to come: National striker Safawi Rasid believes he will regain his former form during his tenure with Terengganu.

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