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Anwar, who is also the finance minister, said RM10 million will come from the ministry, with the remaining RM5 million contributed by private companies.
he said during the ministry’s monthly assembly here today.This RM15 million is specifically for the Harimau Malaya team, not for the association … it is for the manager, the coaches, and the welfare of the players. That is the priority,
Anwar also gave the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) the green light to hire foreign coaches and managers if such moves can help restore the nation’s football prestige.Hopefully, in addition to driving economic growth and other achievements, Malaysian football will also shine.
“If we can secure managers and coaches who truly demonstrate their commitment, then it’s fine, even if they are from abroad … perhaps for the initial stages.
he said, adding that he will meet with FAM’s management and youth and sports minister Hannah Yeoh for further discussions.I believe we can elevate the reputation and standing of Harimau Malaya,
Anwar also said that to ensure effective governance, a senior official from the finance ministry will be tasked to oversee the financial management of the initiative.
he said.I will discuss with FAM to ensure their cooperation, as this is their domain and responsibility,
The national football team faced a major setback when South Korean Kim Pan Gon suddenly resigned as head coach last July, despite his contract running until December 2025.
Following Pan Gon’s departure, assistant coach Pau Marti Vicente was made acting head coach, with E Elavarasan assisting him. - FMT
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