Nazmi was the fourth child of five siblings to Mansor bin Mustafa. He started his primary schooling in Primary 1 Taman Melawati, Kuala Lumpur, said Muhd. Ariff Zulkifly that are being played in New Zealand with Island Bay United, while in SSBJ Nazmi title is 'Nami' and he was seen as having potential when he was 11 years old when they both played in the Selangor team under 12. Nazmi only one person 11 years of age. According to his father, the age of 10 he was representing the school, district and state level for the 12 years, when he reached 13 years he was called into the squad are under 15 years old. After completing primary school, Nazmi offered to continue their studies at the secondary level School Football Project Section 11, Shah Alam and he offered to form two joined the Bukit Jalil Sports School (SSBJ). [4] He was able to show that the physical is not a barrier to becoming a good player.
His prowess in the ball, dribbling opponents, passing the ball from the center, takes the ball from the foot of the opponent, makes me proud to be a supporter of Malaysia. His style of play reminds me to Cesc Fàbregas during her first play for Arsenal when he was 17 years old with a hair-like mat rempit style. Not impossible if he is given the opportunity to play at the international level, the game and his skills will be able to par with stars like Paul Scholes, Pablo Aimar, Xavi and other small-bodied midfielder. As long as I follow the development of football in this country of Malaysia, (I started watching football from the standard 1 Malaysia since the year 1990 and at that time I was an ardent supporter of the Selangor team) I have not seen any Malaysian midfielder talented players like him. With a very young age, it is possible he may bring glory to the country as late Mokhtar Dahari. When everyone already knows that Nazmi now playing for PKNS FC, everyone already start cursing or she falls right spirit.
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