The Malaysian national football team has added five more naturalized players, and legal experts have reminded them to be prepared for the FIFA investigation

The Malaysian Football Association (FAMA) has recently confirmed that five mixed-race players with Malaysian ancestry have joined the national football team. Sports law lawyers said the Malaysian Football Association must have all the relevant documents and data ready to deal with an investigation if FIFA receives a complaint from one area.

Two new Malaysian players from the national team, Holgado (left) and Machuca (right), take part in a training camp to prepare for the Asian Cup qualifiers against Vietnam on the 10th of this month

Sports lawyer Chaffrey pointed out that FIFA can investigate the Malaysian Football Association under the FA rules if it receives a complaint, and can take punitive action against the Malaysian Football Association if the Malaysian Football Association has misbehaved in the documents and data of the above-mentioned players.

"FIFA will only approve the documents submitted by the Malaysian Football Association and will approve the application if all the documents are in accordance with the prescribed procedures." "FIFA, like the Malaysian Football League (MFL), only accepts all documents to prove it. If there is a complaint, there will be a joint review by FIFA and the AFC, which will investigate more deeply. Chavrey emphasized.

Complete documents must be prepared to ensure that there are no forgeries. "If there is a falsification of documents and player profiles, FIFA will investigate more deeply to find out. So they're going to take the necessary action. Earlier, the Malaysian Football Association announced that it would bring in five mixed-race players with Malaysian ancestry, namely striker Machuca and Rodrygo. Holgado and Joao. Figueiredo, as well as defenders Irazabal and Facunto. Gasses. These 5 people have been listed in the third training camp of the national football team.

Figueiredo is the main striker of Turkish side Istanbul, Holgado is from América de Cali in the Colombian First Division, and Garcés is a former player for Alaves in La Liga. According to the Malaysian Football Association's Facebook message, Machuca, Holgado and Gasses are of mixed Malaysian + Argentine descent, Irazabal is of mixed Malaysian + Spanish descent, and Figueiredo is of Malaysian + Brazilian descent. According to Australian coach Kramowski, the Malaysian team is expected to recruit 10 similar players.