Ahmad Latiff Khamaruddin

Youth career

Ahmad Latiff started his career at Police FC (now known as Home United) in 1996, before moving to Tampines Rovers Youth Academy the following year.

Geylang United

Ahmad Latiff moved to Geylang United in 1997 for a first chance of senior football appearance. His performances caught the eyes of several top football coaches in Asia, who were confident that he would be a significant new player in Asian football. However, his disciplinary problems had got the best of him and he failed to live up to the high expectations set for him.

SAFFC

In 1999, Ahmad Latiff moved to SAFFC where he helped the club win the S.League title the following season.

Persikabo Bogor

In 2001, Ahmad Latiff made his first career move abroad to Indonesia joining Liga 3 club, Persikabo Bogor.

Returned to SAFFC

Ahmad Latiff returned to SAFFC in 2002, where he played as a playmaker instead of a striker in which he led the team to the 2002 S.League title victory.

Woodlands Wellington

In 2004, Ahmad Latiff moved to Woodlands Wellington, but he was unable to capture the blistering form from his days in SAFFC.

Johor FA

Eventually, in 2006, Ahmad Latif made his move abroad once again to Johor FA, which played in the Malaysian Premier League. He played well for the side along with fellow Singaporean and Lions skipper, Aide Iskandar.

Loan to Tampines Rovers

After the Malaysian football season ended, he was loaned together…

Ahmad Latiff made his debut for Singapore against Lebanon on 24 May 1997. In 1998, his sterling performances led Singapore to win the Tiger Cup, the nation's first international trophy, despite getting sent off in the final win against Vietnam. However, due to his poor disciplinary track record, he had been in and out of the Singapore team since the 1998 Tiger Cup win. Ahmad was recalled to the Singapore in 2006 after his good performances for Johor FA but was axed by coach Raddy Avramovic after he reacted angrily to the coach's decision to substitute him after just 25 minutes during Singapore's Asian Cup qualifying match against Iraq in the United Arab Emirates. Ahmad has never played for Singapore since that incident.

Club career statistics

As of 4 November 2012 Ahmad Latiff Khamaruddin's Profile

All numbers encased in brackets signify substitute appearances. *Tampines Rovers appeared in the AFC Cup in 2011 & 2012.

International goals

Club

Singapore Armed Forces S.League: 2002, 2008, 2009 Singapore Cup: 2008 PDRM Malaysia Premier League: 2006–07 Tampines Rovers S.League: 2011, 2012 Singapore Cup: 2006 Woodlands Wellington Singapore League Cup: 2007

International

Singapore

AFF Championship: 1998

Individual

SAFFC-Warriors' Player of the Year: 2010