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Global professional football league preparations

Overview

The 2026/2027 professional football seasons in Southeast Asia and Morocco are undergoing various organizational developments.

In Southeast Asia, preparations are underway for the Super League season. In Indonesia, the Sikambara Lampung supporter community is organizing the Sikambara Cup and supporting local businesses ahead of the Bhayangkara FC launch. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Football League has encountered management criticism regarding delayed announcements for broadcasters and match equipment. Additionally, a match between Kuala Lumpur City and Negeri Sembilan was postponed following an influenza outbreak in the Kuala Lumpur squad.

In Morocco, the National Professional Football League has finalized its schedule, with the first and second divisions set to begin on September 24. The first division will retain its 16-team format despite expansion requests. League President Abdessalam Belkchour announced a 10 million dirham grant for the first division champion and emphasized that promotion requirements will include specific financial and infrastructure standards.

Entities

Raja CA · Malaysian Football League · Johor Darul Ta'zim · National Professional Football League · Sikambara Lampung

Claims

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Timeline

  1. 15 days ago

    [SPORTS] 9 sources
    Moroccan Professional Football League announces 2026/2027 season start

    The Moroccan professional football league has announced the 2026/2027 season schedule, starting September 24 with 16 teams in the first division and a 10 million dirham prize for the champion.

  2. 21 days ago

    [SPORTS] 4 sources
    Super League 2026/2027 faces organizational challenges and community preparations

    The 2026–2027 Super League season faces mixed starts, with Sikambara Lampung preparing for Bhayangkara FC's launch while the Malaysian Football League deals with broadcast delays and player shortages.

Sources

akhbarona.com · al3omk.com · almountakhab.com · alyaoum24.com · antaranews.com · chtoukapress.com · fesnews.net · hnews.ma · ihata.ma · langgam.id · makkahnews.sa · semuanyabola.com · suaralampung.com