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FIFA accused Malaysia of falsifying citizenship documents Seven players of foreign born can play for the national team.

The World Football Ruling Authority fined it and hung the players in late September, and on Monday issued a report that justifies his work.

FIFA said that the Football Association in Malaysia (FAM) has witnessed birth certificates to make it look as if the ancestors of the players were born in Malaysia. This, the body said, “It constitutes, pure and simple, a form of fraud.”

But Fam said that the contradictions arose from a “administrative mistake” and that he would resume the FIFA sanctions. He stressed that the players were “legitimate Malaysian citizens.”

The “Grandpa” base in FIFA allows football players born abroad to represent the countries in which their fathers or biological ancestors were born. This aims to prevent national football teams from importing foreign players simply to enhance performance.

FIFA achieved the players after Malaysia’s 4-0 victory against Vietnam in June, in response to questions about their eligibility.

In September, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee commented on the seven players For a year and ordered them to pay a fine of 2000 Swiss francs ($ 2,500; 1870 pounds). At that time, FIFA did not share details about why it was suspended, only that it is related to “stored documents”.

Football control Body FAM ordered 350,000 Swiss francs ($ 440,000; 330,000 pounds).

In recent years, Southeast Asian countries have launched employment engines for manive players, hoping to simulate the Indonesia strategy to employ football players born in Dutch from Indonesian diaspora.

Earlier this year, FAM sent FIFA birth certificates that explain that the ancestors of her seven players were He was born in Malaysian cities such as Penang and Malaca.

But FIFA said that the investigators obtained original birth certificates for the grandparents, which showed that they were born in countries like Argentina and Spain – all of which meet the places of the players.

Among the seven players are Gabriel Felipe Arousha, born in Spanish, Sodo Thomas Garsis, John Erzabal Aerurgi, Rodrigo Julian Holgado, Argentine Born, Imanol Javier Machouka, and the Netherlands Alejandro Serirano, Brazilian,

Malaysia Sports Minister Hana Yoh said that FIFA results have distorted the country’s image. She said that the ministry will be expected to end the resumption of FAM before making any official statement.

“I also understand that all local football fans are naturally angry and disappointed and want to see improvements,” she said at a press conference on Tuesday.

Malaysia is scheduled to play against Laos in the other Asian Cup qualifiers this week – although the Malaysian squad will look very different without the approved players.