The next club that Fandi played for was Malaysia Cup side Kuala Lumpur FA, which in 1987 won its first Malaysia Cup title. It was Malaysia Cup champions again the following season; Fandi won the Golden Boot, having scored 21 goals.Yeo, pp. 82–86 After a third season at Kuala Lumpur FA, in which it won a third consecutive Malaysia Cup, Fandi signed a two-year contract with Greek club OFI Crete in 1990. However, problems with his International Transfer Certificate prevented him from playing for Crete, so he left Greece after two months.Yeo, pp. 106–108 Fandi then joined Pahang FA, where he reverted to playing mainly in midfield due to his advancing age.Peter Khoo, "Fandi hits full throttle in striker's role", The Straits Times, 16 December 1992. Fandi missed several months of games because of heel and thigh injuries, and scored three goals to help Pahang FA win the Malaysia Cup and Malaysian League Double in 1992."Fading star Fandi up against rising star Farid", The Straits Times, 12 November 1992. That year, he became the first Singaporean sportsperson to have career earnings exceeding a million Singapore dollars (not adjusted for inflation).
