Malaysia's doubles team has been in excellent form recently, with the Road to Gold promising a raise for the new coach

The Malaysian "Road to Gold" Planning Committee has expressed its deep appreciation for the performance of the new coach and decided to give them a salary increase. Malaysia's Minister of Youth and Sports Yang Qiaoshuang said at a press conference on the 10th local time to announce the list of candidates for the gold medal road plan that they are very satisfied with the performance of the new coach of the Malaysian national badminton and have recently led the doubles players to achieve a series of good results. She said that the Malaysian national badminton team has achieved many good results recently, and the Youth Sports Department wants to congratulate the players for their hard work.

Xie Tingfeng (centre) and So Wei Yi (right) have been in excellent performances recently, and the new men's doubles head coach of Malaysia's national team, Peng Weixin, has contributed a lot

"We have seen a significant improvement in the performance of the doubles players since the arrival of new coaches, including Wilson Pang (Men's Doubles), Rothman (Women's Doubles) and Nova (Mixed Doubles)." Yeo said the Road to Gold programme committee had promised to give the new coaches a salary increase to help them strengthen the performance and results of Malaysian badminton players. ”

Yang Qiaoshuang: I hope that Malaysia's national feather will continue to improve. She also said that badminton is the most important sport in Malaysia, and the National Sports Council has allocated more than RM8 million to the Badminton Association of Malaysia this year13.56 million yuan）。 "We hope that Malaysian badminton players will continue to improve their performances after receiving enough support in order to achieve their dream of winning their first gold medal at Los Angeles 2028."

After taking office, the new head coach of the women's doubles team, Rothman, also led the No. 1 women's doubles team Chen Kangle and Tina to achieve dazzling performances

Malaysian doubles players have been in excellent form for three consecutive weeks, winning a total of four titles, which is rare for a Malaysian badminton team on the BWF Tour in the past. Among them, Chia Tingfeng and So Wei Yi and Tan Kang Lok and Tina won the Thailand Super 500 last month, while Wan Wei Cong and Cheng Kaiwen defeated their brothers Chia Ding Feng and So Wei Yi in the final of the Malaysia Masters (Super 500). The pair then won the Men's Doubles title at the Singapore Super 750.