The Football Association of Malaysia's (FAM) move to implement its touch base programme at every state is aimed to identify talented young players as well to meet fans of the national team.
FAM vice president Datuk Seri Subahan Kamal said the touch base programme would also include Sabah and Sarawak, two states that were responsible for producing players like Datuk James Wong, Hassan Sani and Matlan Marjan in the 80s.
"The national squad's visit to Sabah is the first being held show our appreciation to the fans for their continuous support to the national team. We also want to give fans an opportunity to meet the national players from close range," he told reporters after announcing the scheduled friendly match between the national squad and Sabah at the Likas Stadium tomorrow.
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