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Football Association of Thailand
Thailand stunned as Madam Pang reveals: 'There was nothing but debt' in football association
Thailand’s football community has been rocked after Football Association of Thailand (FAT) President Madam Pang, exposed massive debts and financial irregularities inherited from former president Somyot Pumpanmuang.
Thai sports minister says he sympathizes with Madam Pang, but can’t provide funds for football association’s $10M debt
Madam Pang calls on fans for support against former Thailand football president in $10M lawsuit
Madam Pang bursts into tears over Thai football association's $10M debt
Football Association of Thailand President Madam Pang cried during a press conference discussing a 360 million baht (US$10.6 million) debt that the association incurred after losing a lawsuit.
March 12, 2025 | 12:45 am PT