Paulo Josué’s Fight for Fair Pay

T Avinesh, Sports Journalist

16-Jul-24 21:00

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In recent days, KL City FC's captain, Paulo Josué, has highlighted the issue of unpaid salaries within the team, criticising the club’s management for their lack of transparency. Despite potential risks, he disclosed his own seven-month salary delay and the financial difficulties faced by his teammates and staff.

As the new season is well underway, Malaysian football still grapples with an age-old issue on salary disputes. The FA of Malaysia (FAM) and Malaysian Football League (MFL) now may face repercussions from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) if these issues persist. Sports journalist T. Avinesh joins us to discuss these ongoing challenges.

Photo credit: HAIRUL ANUAR RAHIM

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Daryl Ong

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Categories: football

Tags: Paulo Josue, bar none, KL City FC, unpaid wages, unpaid salary, malaysian football, football association of malaysia, malaysian football league, asian football confederation,

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