Well it really depends, i just turned 15 and i play for an international club in KL, called KLYS. (Kuala Lumpur Youth Soccer)
It is a parent-run organisation, with very highly skilled coaches, (head coach is an argentine who played for argentina in the 80s/90's)

and consists of players from international schools in Kuala Lumpur,
(most notably The Alice Smith School, Garden International School, Mont Kiara International School, International School of Kuala Lumpur, Lycee Francais KL (french high school) and DSKL (the german school)
There are not that many malaysians in the club, we do have a few though, but most of the players are british or european.

We are noted for participation in the Youth Club World Cup of football, Gothia Cup, in Sweden,
this year our u18s reached the quarter-finals, our best achievement so far.

This however is more of an international club, with very few malaysians, are you considering helping out with coaching for local players, or a club such as this one?

arsenal soccer schools malaysia r pathetic, (no offence)
they lost like 5-0 to all the teams in a tournament that i played in, of 7 minute halves lol.

Brazillian soccer schools are split into two, BFC and BFA (brazillian football centre, and brazillian football academy), but they are different from the training they do at schools, they have a seperate first team,
BFC being the stronger team.

YFA are a good team, RSC are not as good but alright.

There are a lot of clubs, but i think the only one thats international is KLYS, from my experience of playing against other teams in leagues and tournaments.

BFC's squad has one or two europeans if im not mistaken, but arsenal soccer schools dont.
It's quite lush playing against arsenal soccer schools malaysia actually, a walk in the park enit?

= )

i think they couldnt be bothered to reply because they cant be bothered to improve the quality of football in malaysia enit?
= S