Supports Lee Zii Jia's Decision To Leave The Malaysian Badminton Training Center, Viktor Axelsen: This Is His Career And His Life

Lee Zii Jia (Instagram @leeziijia)

JAKARTA - Viktor Axelsen also responded to Lee Zii Jia's decision to leave the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM). He thinks the 23-year-old must have thought things through before taking his final stance.

BAM itself has received a letter of resignation from Lee Zii Jia on Tuesday, January 11. This has been confirmed by BAM President Tan Sri Norza Zakaria.

"If a player (in this case Lee Zii Jia) feels he should take another path where he is more independent as a player, then that's what he should do. After all, this is his career and his life," Axelsen tweeted on his Twitter account. by VOI.

BAM immediately held a series of meetings after receiving the resignation letter from Lee Zii Jia. They have a desire that their assets do not choose a professional career independently.

The Malaysian badminton masters intend to take Lee Zii Jia to a higher level as they did for their legend, Lee Chong Wei. However, it seems Lee has made a unanimous decision.

Axelsen said that he believes Lee will continue to strive for the best even though he has chosen his own path.

"After playing against Lee Zii Jia so many times, I'm sure that no matter what happens, he will continue to do everything he can to get the best out of him and continue to do his best to make Malaysians, and everyone who supports him proud." Axelsen.

"Only he knows what is best at the moment and I wish him many interesting encounters against Lee Zii Jia on the pitch in the future. All the best," wrote Axelsen.

The news of Lee Zii Jia's departure from BAM really made a scene among badminton lovers around the world. So far, there has been no definite news about the reasons that made Lee Zii Jia decide to withdraw from the badminton parent.

Lee Zii Jia is one of the most important assets in Malaysia's men's singles at this time. He is said to be the successor to Lee Chong Wei as well as a future Olympic gold medalist.