The richest team in Southeast Asia gives maximum support to the Malaysian team

Johor Darul Ta'zim Club supports Malaysia team to the maximum before the match against Vietnam.

In preparation for the 2027 Asian Cup qualifiers, the Malaysian team chose Johor Bahru as their training location from May 18. According to Tri Thuc - Znews , here, they received maximum support from Johor Darul Ta'zim FC, considered the richest football team in Southeast Asia.

Johor Darul Ta'zim has a magnificent infrastructure with a modern stadium, which cost up to 50 million USD to build, and a state-of-the-art training center. The center includes two clusters of fields - one outdoor and one covered, along with modern equipment such as massage rooms, saunas, swimming pools, physical recovery machines and machines for performing Hydrogen intravenous therapy. These are factors that help the Malaysian team have ideal training conditions before the important match.

To ensure tactical secrecy, the Malaysian coaching staff decided not to allow the media to cover the training sessions. This is a move to keep the playing style a secret before facing the Vietnamese team on June 10.

Johor Darul Ta'zim Club's training ground is reserved for the current Malaysian national team.

In the list of 38 players called up, Malaysia coach Peter Cklamovski specifically selected 14 defenders, showing that he wanted to build a solid defense to deal with Vietnam's strong attack. "We need to make sure we don't lose before thinking about winning," the New Straits Times quoted an analysis of Malaysia's tactics.

To test their defensive capabilities, Malaysia has scheduled two practice matches with Cape Verde, currently ranked 72nd in the world , on May 29 and June 3. This is considered an important test to evaluate tactics before facing Vietnam, the team that just won the 2024 ASEAN Cup and has an attack that has scored 21 goals in 8 matches.

With careful preparation and optimal training conditions in Johor Bahru, the Malaysian team is determined to face Vietnam in the 2027 Asian Cup qualifiers.

Source: https://znews.vn/doi-giau-nhat-dong-nam-a-ho-tro-toi-da-cho-tuyen-malaysia-post1555717.html