World · Malaysia Bureau
Former Deputy IGP Ayob takes helm of FAM Integrity Committee
The Football Association of Malaysia has appointed retired police officer Tan Sri Mohd Ayob Benut as chair of its Integrity Committee. Ayob will serve in the position through the remainder of the 2025-2029 term.
LSN Malaysia ·
Tan Sri Mohd Ayob Benut, a former Deputy Inspector-General of Police, has been named to lead the Football Association of Malaysia's (FAM) Integrity Committee, bringing his law enforcement background to the governing body's governance structure.
The appointment comes as part of FAM's efforts to strengthen oversight mechanisms within Malaysian football administration. Ayob's tenure will extend through the current 2025-2029 cycle, positioning him to oversee compliance and ethical standards across the organisation's operations.
The committee plays a crucial role in maintaining transparency and addressing integrity-related matters within the association. Ayob's extensive career in law enforcement and public administration is expected to bring institutional experience to the position.
The move reflects FAM's commitment to robust governance frameworks as Malaysian football continues to navigate its administrative and competitive landscape. The appointment underscores the association's focus on maintaining credibility with stakeholders and the wider sporting community.