About Ahmad Paijan
Ahmad Paijan was an association football player.
Ahmad bin Paijan is a former Singaporean football midfielder who played for Tiong Bahru and Terengganu.
Career He had a successful career with Singaporean side, Tiong Bahru, where he won 5 titles with them. After joining Malaysian side, Terengganu, he helped the team to win the Malaysia Division 2 league in 1990. In the 1992 season, he carried the team to record their highest ever finish in the Division 1 league when they finished as runner-up to Pahang.
In late 1995, he became the second Malaysian naturalised player after Razali Alias when he received his Malaysian citizenship after 13 years of playing for Terengganu. Thus, Terengganu registered him as a local player in 1996 but he couldn't represent Malaysia because he had played for Singapore national team.
Honours Club Tiong Bahru National Football League Division One: 1983, 1987 President's Cup: 1982, 1985, 1987
Terengganu Malaysia Division 2: 1990
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