Guys, even without FIfA sanctions, we should be questioning our lineup against Indonesia. Makan maluuu jer

They got some local heritage la. Maybe grandad or granny are Malaysian pipul.

Heritage is unimportant. Clerical errors can also be explained during an appeal. What’s important is to prove that JPN has already issued the IC and that the players have renounced their former nationality.

Go read up fifa eligibility rules before keep spamming on IC ya

Indonesia?
Pagi2 konoha dah ketum
Kekwa

You should read up not me. Even if they submitted wrongly under naturalization or ancestry based eligibility as long as they hold a Malaysian IC and have no dual nationality it is illegal for FIFA to continue the ban after an appeal.

muka tidak pemalu

lol
You’re telling the fifa mafia what they can and can’t do?! Lmao

Kekwa

Roflmao..


The whole process will make a scam gang proud.

No more value in the game.

Fifa should just ban naturalized players for good at intl level.

Cubs are fine.

This post has been edited by Mai189: Sep 27 2025, 11:09 AM

You know there was a bestseller book named ROOTS, by Alex Haley? He traced his roots to Africa and became a hit series many years ago. Now based on you said, is FAM who can do this? Wow!

Really? This has anything to do with the soccer player who kena simba said recently? 🧐

Naturalisation is different as it still requires the player to spend a few years in the country first.

This is the heritage route which I think requires either the player's parents or grandparents being from the country.

These affected players were added out of nowhere.

I think the golems age was in the 80’s when we qualified for the Olympics but did not compete. We have supermokh, Spider-Man arumugam, taukeh soh, santokh Singh, James, quah kim song who went on to play in bundesliga, etc. after that, the rot starts … who can forget the Merdeka Stadium roar during Merdeka tournament? Vs Korea then….

Soalan briani!!!! 😈😎

No need to read up, just ask AI

FIFA’s rules on the eligibility of naturalized players are governed mainly by Articles 5–8 of the FIFA Statutes and Regulations Governing the Application of the Statutes. The key points are:
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1️⃣ Basic Principle – Nationality Requirement
• A player must hold the nationality of the country they wish to represent.
• Having a passport is not automatically enough — the nationality must be recognized under the country’s laws.
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2️⃣ Connection Requirement for Naturalized Players
If a player acquires a new nationality (naturalization) and has no family ties to the country (no parent or grandparent born there), they must meet additional residency requirements:
• Five years’ continuous residence in the country after turning 18.

This is the core FIFA rule for naturalized players (Article 7).
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3️⃣ Family Ties Exception
If a player’s biological parent or grandparent was born in the country, or if the player themselves was born there, they can represent the country without the 5-year residency requirement (Articles 5–6).
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4️⃣ Change of Association
If a player already played for another national team, switching to a new one is only allowed if:
• They had the nationality of the new country at the time of their first appearance for the old country; and
• They meet FIFA’s criteria on caps and age (the 2020 amendments allow one-time switches under specific conditions, e.g., if they played in ≤3 competitive matches before turning 21).
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5️⃣ Residency Must Be Continuous
Breaks in residence (e.g., leaving the country for long periods) can reset the 5-year clock unless justified (like playing abroad while under contract to a club in the country).
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6️⃣ Documentation
The national association must provide FIFA with:
• Proof of nationality,
• Proof of continuous residence (if needed),
• Birth certificates of parents/grandparents (if using family ties).

FIFA verifies eligibility before the player can appear in an official match.
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In short:

A naturalized player with no family connection to a country must live there for five straight years after turning 18 to represent its national team. If they have a parent or grandparent from there, the 5-year rule doesn’t apply.

Thumbs up
Its hard to argue with kekwa

So obvious right? Too fast, too smooth, too easy, dah tau pakar short cut from down under ada buat sesuatu....now waiting for his IG story, but macam sudah krik-krik....

This post has been edited by United Rulez: Sep 27 2025, 11:55 AM

Beside 1980, Malaysia qualified and play in 1972 Olympic Games but exit group stage with 1W2L
Malaysia won Bronze in 1974 Asian Games beat North Korea 2-1 in playoff match after 3-2 win over South Korea in last Round 2 group match
Those were the old days