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utusanlfc: <b>Safee Sali</b> : PSSI ordered to stop breakaway league Posted: 05 Feb 2012 03:39 AM PST KUALA LUMPUR 5 Feb. : Asian football's governing body has said Indonesia must put a stop to a breakaway league by March 22 or face suspension from world football, an official said Sunday. Indonesian football was plunged into disarray in November when the breakaway league, Liga Super, was revived, triggering a row with the official Liga Prima. Alex Soosay, general secretary of the Malaysian-headquartered Asian Football Confederation (AFC), said the sport's world governing body FIFA had given Indonesia's football association until March 22 "to put their house in order." The Indonesian Football Association (PSSI) is due to hold an extraordinary congress on March 18 to elect a new leadership, and the AFC hopes it will use the meeting to resolve the crisis. "If they don't get together, the whole Indonesian football federation is liable to be suspended. It would be a blanket suspension for Indonesia," Soosay told AFP. Soosay said the scheduled congress was a "positive sign." "If they comply, then everything is back to normal," he said. A suspension could mean that those who play for Indonesian clubs, such as Malaysian striker Mohamad Safee Sali, risk being banned from playing in international matches. Mohamad Safee plays for Indonesian club Pelita Jaya FC, which is in the breakaway league. He made headlines in Malaysia this week when he reportedly signed a new two-year contract worth more than two million ringgit ($700,000), becoming Malaysia's first football millionaire. Azzuddin Ahmad, general secretary of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), told AFP that Mohamad Safee could play for Malaysia as long as there was no directive from FIFA or AFC. PSSI expelled and fined several clubs late last year for joining the rebel league. Players have effectively been barred from the national team, with the PSSI citing FIFA's rules as saying players from unofficial leagues cannot represent their country in international events. -AFP

<b>Safee Sali</b> Signs RM2mil Contract | Sarawak Bloggers News Tribune Posted: 01 Feb 2012 03:44 AM PST Malaysian hitman Safee Sali answered everyone's guessing game when he came out with a contract worth RM2 million with his club Pelita Jaya. The contract will see Safee earn close to RM90,000 monthly, with perks such as a house, a car and a free air ticket to Kuala Lumpur. The contract will see Pelita Jaya pay Safee's taxes and appoint him a personal driver. It also states that Safee can be asked to play in any other clubs under the Pelita Jaya Cronus which include Australia's Brisbane Roar, who will be playing in the 2012 AFC Champion's League, CS Vise, who play in the Belgian second division, and SAD Uruguay. The club said that the offer was given as an appreciation of Safee's contribution to the club. In a brief statement, Safee said that he has yet to be banned by FIFA and had taken consideration of his participation in the national squad before signing the contract. He also said that he is proud to represent Malaysia, and hopes that he will be able continue to do so. The new contract puts Safee Sali as one of the highest paid players in the banned Indonesian Super League (ISL). Share this article Other Post That May Interest You :

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