Kota Bharu: Football club Kelantan Darul Naim FC (KDN FC) has stated its commitment to resolve the delayed salaries of its players, some of whom are owed up to four months, before the start of the new season. Its president, Rozi Muhamad, said that salaries were previously delayed up to seven months, but the management had settled at least three months’ worth since early February.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, Rozi Muhamad emphasized their commitment to addressing the issue, stating, “We are committed in this issue and have taken steps to resolve it, with four months left to be paid soon to ensure KDN FC can play in the next season of the Malaysia League.” This statement was made during an appreciation dinner for club sponsors and strategic partners, where Datuk Mohd Irwan Rizal Mohd Ali Napiah was appointed as the club’s new chief executive officer.

Rozi also denied reports that the amount owed to players had reached eight months, clarifying that the maximum delay was seven months, and they were actively working to settle the remaining dues. Regarding the future of the team, he mentioned plans for significant changes, with about 70 percent new players and management, aiming to mount a challenge in the next season.