PETALING JAYA, Nov 20 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has targeted to be in the world top 130 next season from the 151st spot, said Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) deputy president Khairy Jamaluddin. He said this was in tandem with a call made by FAM president Sultan Ahmad Shah who wanted the senior team to improve its ranking. "His highness does not set the target. We aim for top 130 following a discussion between national coach B.Sathianathan and me," he told reporters here Thursday. Malaysia's highest FIFA World soccer rankings is 75, but that was in 1993. It dropped to 170th spot in April this year before moving up the ladder to the 162nd place in August and climbed to the 151st position after finishing runners-up in the Merdeka Cup tournament last month. Khairy said the national squad would be pitted in friendly matches against national teams of other countries in the 'A' class in an effort to achieve the target. On the under 23 squad (U-23), he said FAM ha...