Jordan calls for unity and collective strength in difficult time


Jordan Mintah joking around during training session. - Photo by Kuching City FC

PETALING JAYA: Newly called-up national striker Jordan Mintah (pic) is known for his infectious smile and positive energy, but the Ghanaian-born forward admits that changing the mood in the Harimau Malaya camp after the recent FIFA suspension saga will take more than one man.

The 30-year-old, who officially became a Malaysian citizen in August, said that unity and collective strength are what the national team need most as they prepare for their Asian Cup 2027 third-round qualifiers against Laos.

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