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Brunei national football team captain: Many of our players are non-professionals. The squad includes police officers and military personnel

The Brunei national football team captain, Hendra Azam, has said that the majority of the team's players are non-professionals, with some members of the squad working as police officers and military personnel.

Azam said that the team's lack of professional players is a challenge, but that the team is working hard to improve.

"We have a lot of players who are not professional footballers," Azam said. "We have police officers, military personnel, and students. It's a challenge, but we're working hard to improve."

Azam said that the team is hoping to qualify for the AFC Asian Cup for the first time in its history.

"We're working hard to qualify for the AFC Asian Cup," Azam said. "We know it will be difficult, but we're confident that we can do it."

The Brunei national football team is currently ranked 190th in the FIFA World Rankings.

Challenges of having a non-professional football team

There are a number of challenges that come with having a non-professional football team.

Lack of training time: Non-professional players often have other commitments, such as work or school, which can make it difficult for them to train as much as professional players.
Lack of resources: Non-professional teams often have limited resources, which can make it difficult for them to purchase equipment and facilities.
Lack of competition: Non-professional teams often play against weaker competition, which can make it difficult for them to improve.

Despite the challenges, the Brunei national football team is working hard to improve.

The team is hoping to qualify for the AFC Asian Cup for the first time in its history.

The team is confident that it can achieve its goals, despite the challenges it faces.