Seven foreign-born players of the Malaysia national football team have been temporarily cleared to play after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) suspended FIFA’s ban on their participation while an appeal is ongoing. The sanctions had been imposed in relation to alleged forged documentation used in the players’ naturalisation process.
CAS Suspends FIFA Bans, Allowing Malaysian Footballers to Play During Appeal Process
FIFA fined the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) 350,000 Swiss francs and initially imposed a one-year suspension on the players due to eligibility concerns. Malaysia has contested the findings, leading to the CAS decision to stay the ban during legal proceedings.
The temporary clearance has been welcomed by fans and officials alike, though the final outcome of the appeal will determine the players’ long-term eligibility.
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