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Father of national footballer Luqman Hakim passes away

According to sources, his father died following a heart attack.

By SINAR DAILY REPORTER
03 Nov 2024 05:05pm
Luqman took to Instagram to deliver the sad news. Photo: IG
Luqman took to Instagram to deliver the sad news. Photo: IG
SHAH ALAM – National footballer Luqman Hakim Shamsudin announced on Sunday that his father, Shamsudin Mahmood, has passed away.

In an Instagram story, the 22-year-old wrote, “Ayah saya Shamsudin bin Mahmood telah kembali ke Rahmatullah. Pada hari ini 3/11/2024. Pukul 13.30 ptg tadi. Al-fatihah” ("My father, Shamsudin bin Mahmood, has passed away today at 1:30 pm. Al-fatihah”).

According to sources, his father died following a heart attack. However, other details have not been disclosed.

The young national forward is currently in Japan, where he is on loan to Y.S.C.C Yokohama from Belgian club KV Kortrijk, playing in the J3 League for the 2024 season
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