KUALA LUMPUR — Rosman Ibrahim, a former employee of the National Sports Training Centre (NSTP) and assistant secretary-general of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), has died at the age of 63. He passed away at Shah Alam Hospital on Sunday, according to local media.
A long-time administrator in Malaysian football, Rosman spent over two decades contributing to the sport’s development in the country. His role at FAM and NSTP positioned him as a key figure in local football governance. Colleagues and officials have expressed their condolences, acknowledging his dedication to the sport.
The news of his death has sparked a wave of tributes from within the football community. Many have highlighted his commitment to nurturing talent and improving infrastructure. His passing marks the end of an era for those who worked alongside him in shaping Malaysian football.
Rosman’s legacy will be remembered through the institutions and programs he helped establish. His contributions to the sport will continue to influence future generations of players and administrators. (nst.com.my)
