FAS president Bernard Tan will not seek re-election, says decision is for the 'good' of Singapore football
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Bernard Tan, the president of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS), has announced that he will not seek re-election, citing that his decision is for the 'good' of Singapore football. He has served less than two years in the position, taking over after the death of the previous president, Lim Kia Tong. Tan's tenure saw Singapore's football teams facing significant defeats, including a historic loss to Malaysia at the Southeast Asian Games. Despite stepping down from the presidency, Tan expressed his willingness to remain involved in the football ecosystem in other capacities. Forrest Li, founder of Sea and chairman of the Lion City Sailors, has announced his candidacy for the FAS presidency.
Key Points
Bernard Tan announced he will not seek re-election as FAS president.
His decision comes after less than two years in the position, following the death of Lim Kia Tong.
Tan's presidency was marked by significant losses for Singapore's football teams.
He believes stepping down is in the best interest of Singapore football.
Forrest Li has announced his candidacy to replace Tan as FAS president.
Tan is open to staying involved in the football ecosystem but not as president.
