Badminton: Peng Soon may leave national team too欧冠

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It was interesting to note that Yen Wei, also a mixed doubles player, has joined Peng Soon Club (CPS) Badminton Academy in Petaling Jaya after quitting BAM on Monday.

"Goodbye Paris, next time I see you, it will be a different identity," said Peng Soon in the Instagram post.
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Peng Soon- 欧冠平台官网 Yee See, who were supposed to play at the ongoing Hylo Open, were also asked to return after the pair did not fare well in the Denmark and French Opens over the last two weeks.
Peng Soon, who competed in the French Open with Cheah Yee See last week, posted an Instagram message with the Eiffel Tower on the background three days ago hinting on his future.
The Penang-born shuttler won silver medal in mixed doubles at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics with 今年欧冠在什么平台可以看  Goh Liu Ying.
Peng Soon, 34, has previously spoken of his intention to become a coach at his academy or with the national team and this could be the direction he is expected to take soon.
PETALING JAYA: First, it was Peck Yen Wei who left the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM).