Kuching City FC, a prominent team in the Malaysian football league, has been charged with bankruptcy by the Malaysian Football League (MFL) due to alleged financial mismanagement and unpaid debts.
The club faces severe sanctions, including:
– Relegation to a lower division
– Points deductions
– Financial penalties
– Transfer embargoes
– Potential expulsion from the league
The MFL has accused Kuching City FC of failing to meet financial obligations, including unpaid player salaries and debts to creditors.
Fans are in shock, with many taking to social media to express their concern and disappointment. “This is a devastating blow to the team and our community,” said one supporter.
Kuching City FC has 14 days to respond to the charges and face a disciplinary hearing. If found guilty, the club’s future in Malaysian football hangs in the balance.
