Ching Hong Aik

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Ching Hong Aik is a Malaysian former professional footballer who primarily played as a left-back and defender. Born on November 30, 1973, in Malacca, he carved out a legacy defined by loyalty, consistency, and quiet excellence, making him one of the most respected figures in Malaysian football.

Career Timeline

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• 2002: Transferred to Sarawak FA for a single domestic season following his initial nine-year stint with Negeri Sembilan FA.
• 2003–2010: Returned to Negeri Sembilan FA, where he established himself as a senior presence and a veteran core defender for the team.
• 2011: Transferred to Muar Municipal Council FC (MP Muar FC) alongside former Negeri Sembilan teammate Sani Anuar Kamsani.
• 2011 season statistics: Made 19 league appearances and scored 1 goal in the Malaysia Premier League before announcing his retirement at the end of the season.

International Career

Ching represented the Malaysia national football structure at the under-23 level, earning a spot in the 1994 pre-Olympic squad managed by French coach Claude Le Roy. He was also called up to senior national team training camps during his career peak.

Honors & Achievements

As a key player of Negeri Sembilan, Ching contributed to the team's multiple major domestic championship wins in Malaysian football.

References

External links

• Malaysian Super League Info
• Ching Hong Aik at Soccerway

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