Saviours of different kinds rising up to give Malaysian sport hope

By Rajes Paul

FROM his hair to his honesty, Kim Pan-gon continues to stand out as Malaysia’s football head coach.

Any other coach will be pulling his hair out after losing to Oman twice in the World Cup 2026-Asian Cup 2027 second round qualifier despite several challenges but not South Korean Pan-gon.

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