KitorangSGKitorangSG

KitorangSG EP 5: Aidil Sharin Sahak

View descriptionShare

Aidil Sharin Sahak is a name that has lately sparked both pride and reflection among Singaporeans. Once a domestic stalwart as a player—and later coach in the local clubs before venturing ti Malaysia and Indonesia —he has now earned the Malaysia Super League Coach of the Year after leading Kuching City FC to a surprising and stirring fourth-place finish in the 2024-25 Malaysia Super League, transforming a team in relegation danger into one that will compete in the ASEAN Club Championship next season. But while Aidil’s triumph south of the Causeway is a bright spot, it also highlights how far Singapore football seems to have drifted. Domestically, the Singapore Premier League is struggling to raise the bar and consistently produce results that excite fans or develop players into regional calibre stars. The national team continues to underwhelm in many tournaments. Aidil Sharin steps into the KitorangSG studio this week to talk about football.  Aidil Sharin Sahak ialah satu nama yang telah mencetuskan rasa bangga dan sekaligus membuat kita merenung akan tahap pencapaian bolasepak di Singapura. Dahulu seorang pemain kemudian menjadi jurulatih di kelab-kelab tempatan sebelum dipikat kelab-kelab Malaysia dan Indonesia —beliau kini telah dianugerahkan gelaran Jurulatih Terbaik Dalam Liga Super Malaysia selepas memimpin Kuching City FC ke kedudukan keempat pada musim 2024-25. Dari sebuah pasukan yang hampir tersingkir dari Luga Super kini Kuching City FC akan bertanding dalam Kejohanan Kelab ASEAN musim hadapan. Sedang Aidil menyerlah di seberang tambak bolasepak Singapura seakan semakin malap. Singapore Premier League sedang bergelut untuk meningkatkan standard. Pasukan kebangsaan pula terus mengecewakan dalam banyak kejohanan. Aidil Sharin akan muncul di studio KitorangSG minggu ini untuk berbicara tentang bola sepak.

  • Facebook
  • X (Twitter)
  • WhatsApp
  • Email
  • Download

KitorangSG

KitorangSG is a new vodcast/podcast produced by Malay News and Current Affairs unit of Mediacorp. Ki 
Social links
Follow podcast
Recent clips
Browse 6 clip(s)