More Reinforcements on the Way as Negeri Sembilan FC Refines Squad Plans

Negeri Sembilan FC have provided further clarity on the club’s transfer and registration plans as preparations continue for the remainder of the season, following an update shared by Chief Executive Officer Faliq Firdaus on social media.

According to the CEO, the club is currently planning to complete one to two additional signings in the upcoming phase, as part of a carefully structured squad management approach that balances immediate needs with long-term planning.

As part of this process, Negeri Sembilan FC have been forced to deregister Haiqal Haqeemi and Syed Zaris until the end of the season due to injury concerns. The decision, while difficult, was made to ensure the squad remains competitive and compliant with registration regulations, while allowing both players the necessary time and space to focus fully on their recovery.

Faliq Firdaus also explained that the club’s recruitment strategy is being handled with clear priorities in mind.
“There are players identified for the long term to fit our squad planner, and there are also positions we need to address urgently,” he noted, highlighting a balanced and pragmatic approach to squad building.

In response to supporters’ questions regarding the profile of incoming players, the CEO confirmed that the club is targeting one local player and one ASEAN player as part of the next registration window. This move aligns with Negeri Sembilan FC’s commitment to strengthening the squad while maintaining a healthy mix of domestic talent and regional experience.

The club assures supporters that all decisions are being made in the best interests of the team’s competitiveness, sustainability, and long-term vision. Further announcements will be made through official channels once the signings and registrations are finalised.

Negeri Sembilan FC would like to thank fans for their continued support and patience as the club works diligently behind the scenes to strengthen the squad for the challenges ahead.

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