7 Fifa-banned Malaysian footballers cleared to play after CAS grants stay

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Seven foreign-born Malaysian national football players, previously banned by FIFA for document falsification related to their naturalization, have been cleared to play again. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) granted a stay of execution on the FIFA ban, allowing the players to participate in all football activities pending a final ruling. FIFA initially fined the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) and suspended the players for a year after determining they were improperly naturalized, violating FIFA rules. The players, from Argentina, Brazil, the Netherlands, and Spain, were involved in a 2027 Asian Cup qualifying match against Vietnam. FAM appealed FIFA's decision to CAS, which led to the temporary lifting of the ban.
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