The two clubs were also found to have employee salary arrears and outstanding payments to government agencies.
MFL FFP First Instance Body chairman Sheikh Nasir Sheikh Sharif said the failure constituted a violation of Article 11 of the 2025-2026 Season FFP Regulations.
He said both clubs were also found to have employee salary arrears and outstanding payments to government agencies as of April.
“Both clubs have been given 14 days to submit the outstanding documents and provide proof of payment or a settlement plan for the arrears,” Bernama reported him as saying today.
Sheikh Nasir said Kuala Lumpur City FC also had employee salary arrears and outstanding payments to relevant government agencies.
He said the club would be subject to closer monitoring and had been given 14 days to submit proof of payment or a settlement plan for arrears accumulated up to April.
Six clubs – Johor Darul Ta’zim FC, Selangor FC, Penang FC, Kuching FC, DPMM FC and Immigration FC – were found to have fully met the MFL FFP requirements, with zero salary arrears or outstanding payments to government agencies.
While Sabah FC, Melaka FC, Negeri Sembilan FC and Terengganu FC do not have employee salary arrears, they still have outstanding payments to government agencies.
Sheikh Nasir said official reminders would be sent to these four clubs to ensure the arrears are settled within the stipulated timeframe.
He also explained that the club licensing and FFP regulatory frameworks differed in terms of their mechanisms, evaluation criteria, reporting periods and submission deadlines.
“Compliance with one framework does not automatically mean compliance with the other, and clubs must fulfil the requirements of both processes separately,” he said. - FMT
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