De Murga hopes to spice things up with Turtles


Out to prove himself: Carli De Murga going through the paces during training with the Terengganu squad. — Photo courtesy of Terengganu

PETALING JAYA: Switching from the best league in Thailand to Malaysia seems like an odd move but Carli de Murga says he has some good reasons to do so.

The Filipino-Spanish centreback De Murga believes he has made the right call to play for Terengganu in the Super League this season.

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