Support KDA FC and ‘KEEP THE HOPE ALIVE’ with Limited Edition T-Shirt Pre-Order!

As the new Super League season approaches in May, Kedah Darul Aman FC (KDA FC) is reaching out to fans for support to bolster the team’s financial stability. The call to action was issued by the team’s majority owner, Tan Sri Dr. Mohd Daud Bakar, via the official social media platform.

The ‘KEEP THE HOPE ALIVE’ campaign signifies more than just a push for teams to excel in the upcoming league season. It serves as a plea for fans to rally behind Kedah to ensure their continued participation in the top-tier football competition of the country.

Tan Sri Dr. Mohd Daud Bakar emphasized that the campaign aims to engage all stakeholders, encompassing the football community, private sector, media, and most importantly, the fans, to unite in supporting KDA FC financially, either directly or indirectly.

With the slogan ‘KEEP THE HOPE ALIVE’, the campaign not only seeks to ignite a resurgence in the club’s performance but also invites supporters to contribute in any way possible to secure Kedah’s presence in the Malaysian League (M League).

One way for fans to show their support is by purchasing a limited edition T-shirt emblazoned with the ‘KEEP THE HOPE ALIVE’ theme. Those who acquire the T-shirt will have their names immortalized in the club’s archives as devoted Kedah supporters.

Enthusiastic supporters of Kedah can secure their limited edition ‘KEEP THE HOPE ALIVE’ T-shirt by pre-ordering through the provided link. This gesture symbolizes a united front to ensure the sustained competitiveness of Kedah in the M League.

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