Unite us, not divide


Clearing the air: Malaysian football team coach Peter Cklamovski (centre) with midfielder Nooa Laine (left) and defender Harith Haiqal during a press conference in Johor Baru yesterday. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Harimau Malaya coach Peter Cklamovski has responded passionately to recent criticism directed at him and the national team set-up, calling for unity and understanding as Malaysia work to rebuild their footballing identity.

The Australian was reacting to comments by local football legend Datuk Santokh Singh, who recently raised concerns over the direction of the team and the increasing presence of foreign influence within the coaching set-up. Santokh’s remarks have sparked debates among fans and stakeholders.

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