26 May 2019
Former Kedah Head Coach Mohd Azraai Khor Abdullah said among them are the teams’ successful bid to earn a greater share of television broadcast revenues, as how was once championed by former Kedah team manager, the late Datuk Ahmad Basri Akil. “However, if there are parties who say that there have not been any positive developments after MFL took over, then I have to disagree because I have seen many positive changes happening,” he was quoted as saying in a statement published by MFL today.
Meanwhile, Mohd Azraai who has vast coaching experience in the local football scene, urged all parties to back MFL in its efforts to take the Malaysian League to greater heights and make a name for itself internationally.
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