Nidzam Jamil tidak tolak kemungkinan kembali ke Liga Super

Nadi Arena (28/01/25)

Transcript

00:00I want to take a short break.

00:07That was an explanation from the former head of the Selangor team, Nizam Jamil.

00:11He shared his latest development since leaving the Red Cross last October.

00:16Nizam admitted that there were a few clubs in the Malaysian League who showed interest in gaining his service.

00:21However, there was no clear goal achieved at this time.

00:25Without hiding, the 44-year-old acknowledged that he did not rest for too long,

00:30while imagining to regain control of the new team starting next season.

00:35In addition, Nizam is always open to serving with teams with a long-term vision.

00:40In addition, he continues to develop young talents in the highest level of the domestic league.

00:45For the most memorable achievement record throughout Nizam Beaming The Red Giants,

00:50it must be that the team won the PLA FA Cup this season.

00:57It's not an offer, it's just a chat.

01:01Of course, there is a chat, but more to an industry person or a different person.

01:07I don't say it's an official offer, but as I said, I just want to rest with my family.

01:16I want to reflect on what has happened over the past 10 years and bounce back higher.

01:25I like projects.

01:27A team that thinks about a project, a team that has been working for a year or two,

01:37establishing development, not just players but also coaches.

01:41I like projects like that.

01:43I am open to talk, but maybe just for next year.

01:49Meanwhile, Nizam continues to encourage local players to prepare to work harder

01:54to compete in the domestic open market, especially with the presence of players with heritage status and naturalization.

02:00In return, concerns about the delay in players' heritage and naturalization can drown out local players.

02:05Nizam considers it a positive challenge that can increase competition among players.

02:11He was met at the book launch event entitled Bola Mental,

02:15the work of former Malaysian football player, Rosli Hussein.

02:24The market is open.

02:26The players with heritage status have the legal right to represent Malaysia.

02:32I think this is a challenge for all parties to create better competition.

02:39If local talent just throw a towel, we don't want to play.

02:43It shows that our mentality is not strong enough to compete.

02:51But I hope with the addition of naturalization or players with heritage status,

02:57we can give a good result.

03:02The feedback is good, not only for the result, but also for the young players.

03:09The management is improving and our legal system is better.