Examining FIFA eligibility

I can provide some background on Malaysia FA's appeal regarding seven naturalized players, which FIFA dismissed. This might impact World Cup qualifiers or the Asian Cup, and eligibility is often tied to residency rules. Those include residency before 18 or five years after. There’s also a 2020 update that allows for three-cap swaps. Malaysia has several naturalized players, including Liridon Krasniqi and Mohamadou Sumareh. There are also heritage players like La'Vere Corbin-Ong and Matthew Davies.Analyzing FIFA eligibility decisions

I think there's a case involving seven naturalized players declared ineligible by FIFA in early 2024. I remember that in October 2024, FIFA started investigating Malaysia's use of these players. There were previous controversies in Southeast Asia; Indonesia had appeals in 2023. It looks like FIFA dismissed FAM's appeal regarding eligibility, meaning those players cannot represent Malaysia in official matches. This likely affects the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers and the Asian Cup, which had some players participating despite the rules.Clarifying FIFA eligibility guidelines

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Regarding FIFA eligibility, the rules state that residency is generally five years after turning 18. There were updates in 2020 allowing for exceptions and counting previous residency under specific conditions. Article 7 mentions living in the territory for five years after 18 or three years between ages 10 and 18 without ancestor links.Clarifying regulations and options

I need to clarify the new residency requirements regarding minors from the 2020 changes: it seems to be continuous five years after age 18 or three years before age 21? I'm not completely sure, so I should avoid going into specifics.

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