Seorang individu ditahan susulan isu tunggakan gaji pasukan

Nadi Arena 16 Oktober 2024

Transcript

00:00This is a warning. The Malaysian Professional Football Association, PFAM, and all club owners

00:06or the football association should be on the same page with the players, especially when it comes to salary increases.

00:11Since 2017, the players have been suffering, not getting their rights.

00:19And today is a very important day, not only for the players, but also for the Malaysian football industry.

00:26And I hope this will be the last case.

00:29There will be no more cases like this.

00:31And this is a warning to all football management owners in Malaysia to be more serious

00:38to protect the rights of the players.

00:43Meanwhile, former PFAF player Abdul Ghani Abdul Rahman is grateful

00:47because he finally got a defense with a catch on the former owner of Berkenaan Club.

00:53I represent the PFAF players and not just the PFAF players,

00:57but all football players in Malaysia who are affected by salary increases.

01:10Actually, with this case, we can bring this case forward,

01:16even though it's been six years, we continue to fight.

01:19At least, it's an eye-opener for all the associations and the AFC,

01:28so that they don't take it for granted.

01:32Based on the facts, the former PFAF player is suing for a sum of RM3 million,

01:37while the former employee is suing for RM1.2 million, which has been raised since 2018.

01:42The same claim was made by the former player and employee of Makiara United.

01:46The sum of RM2 million was raised to RM6 million.

01:51The matter of Berkenaan Club was to be settled under a contract.

01:56Makiara United signed a contract with Kuantan FA to play in the Premier League in 2018.

02:01However, the club failed to pay the players' salaries for four months

02:05after the Malaysian Football League was terminated.