Former FIFA referee Intaz Shah has been celebrated as the newest member of the Fiji Football Association’s Legends Club, becoming the 85th inductee in recognition of his significant contributions to both Fiji and international football.
The induction ceremony took place at the Fiji FA Headquarters, presided over by Fiji FA CEO Mohammed Yusuf. Shah’s extensive journey in the football world showcases his unwavering passion and dedication. He not only excelled as a referee, earning the esteemed FIFA Referees Badge in 1992, but also made his mark as a coach, achieving multiple certifications and engaging in various elite coaching programs.
Shah’s officiating career saw him participate in numerous high-profile tournaments, including FIFA World Cup Qualifiers and events under the Oceania Football Confederation. His induction into the Legends Club not only honors his past achievements but also solidifies his legacy as a vital figure in the history of football in Fiji.
Even while living abroad, Shah continues to advocate for Fiji Football, inspiring the next generation of players and officials to strive for excellence in the sport. This ongoing commitment illustrates the lasting impact he has had on football in his home country.
This acknowledgment highlights the importance of recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to sports, inspiring future players and coaches to uphold the values of dedication and excellence in their endeavors.
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