Relishing his top-level return
Ridhuan, 37, is not done with SPL - he enjoys playing and coaching despite pace and injury
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Ridhuan Muhammad came out of retirement after three years to sign for Tanjong Pagar at the start of the season and finally played 18 minutes in the Jaguars' 2-2 draw against Balestier on May 23.
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Clarence Yeo
It was a comeback three years in the making as Ridhuan Muhammad came off the bench to help his Singapore Premier League club Tanjong Pagar United secure a 2-2 draw against Balestier Khalsa on May 23.
His last competitive appearance was in February 2018 with Indonesian side Borneo FC, before he hung up his boots and took on a job as a facilities manager.
