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Made of sterner stuff: Syahmi Safari’s firstborn died on Friday but the determined rightback reported for duty with the national football team yesterday.

PETALING JAYA: National footballer Syahmi Safari turned up for national training three days after his newborn passed away.

The 23-year-old looked downcast but was hard at work to show his determination ahead of the World Cup 2022-Asian Cup 2023 qualifiers, scheduled in Dubai in June.

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Syahmi Safari , Harimau Malaya , Malaysia

   

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