The fashion style of Thai football legend Kiatisuk

Kiatisuk, the Thai football legend, opts for sporty, dynamic attire in daily life and suits for formal events.

In early March, Kiatisuk and his family vacationed in Perth, the "city of light" and capital of Western Australia, located on the Indian Ocean. Fans praised the 53-year-old former player for his dynamic, youthful look, featuring a T-shirt, jeans, and sneakers.

He often wears complete athletic outfits when strolling or having coffee with friends.

Kiatisuk is widely regarded as the greatest player in Thai football history. At the national team level, he holds records for most appearances (134 matches) and most goals (71 goals). Kiatisuk won three Tiger Cups (the predecessor to the AFF Cup) and four SEA Games gold medals (in 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999). As a coach, he led the Thai national team to victory in the AFF Cup in 2014 and 2016, and secured a SEA Games gold medal in 2013.

He played abroad in Malaysia, England, and Singapore. In 2002, at age 29, Kiatisuk moved to Vietnam to join Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL), a high-profile transfer in Southeast Asia at the time. With HAGL, Kiatisuk won the V-League for two consecutive years (2003-2004) and retired from playing with the club in 2006. He later coached HAGL and Cong an Ha Noi.

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He opted for a healthy, neutral-toned style as a guest on "The wall song" program mid-last year. Beyond sports, Kiatisuk is talented at singing, playing guitar, and various other musical instruments.

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Kiatisuk and his wife enjoy coordinating their outfits in terms of color and style. He frequently gives his wife flowers and small gifts, taking her to various places to enjoy their middle-aged life.

The couple wore simple, neutral attire during their European trip early last year. According to Thairath, Kiatisuk disregards any criticism about his wife's appearance as she ages. To him, Asarapa Senamuang remains as beautiful as she was in her twenties.

Last year, Kiatisuk and his wife posted photos celebrating their eldest daughter Perth's graduation with an economics degree from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand's most prestigious institution. According to Sanook, Perth has a large fan base due to her youthful, dynamic, articulate style, and graceful communication.

Kiatisuk wore a stylish, elegant outfit with sneakers at the University of Surrey (England) graduation ceremony for his second daughter, Proud, in late January. He expressed pride that his daughter overcame many challenges during her six years of study abroad in England and will soon pursue a master's degree.

"Life abroad is not easy, from adapting and studying to daily living, but Proud has done very well. All these valuable experiences will stay with her for life. Whether she chooses to work or continue her studies, I will always fully support her. Use the knowledge you have gained to benefit yourself and your country," he wrote in a heartfelt letter on his personal page, which garnered tens of thousands of likes.

The former player and his youngest daughter Pearl wore neutral tones while exploring Europe. Pearl currently studies at Loughborough University in England. Thairath reports that Pearl has her mother's gentle demeanor and is quite private.

The former player and his wife, along with their two eldest daughters, wore matching black outfits for an event in Bangkok last year.

Kiatisuk and his wife wore casual attire for coffee with player Minh Vuong (right) when he visited Thailand. Kiatisuk previously coached Minh Vuong during his time as head coach of Hoang Anh Gia Lai club.