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Persis Solo, Indonesia Club Accepted The Invitation To JDT Training Camp

Persis Solo, an Indonesian football club based in the city of Surakarta, Central Java, has received an invitation to a training camp with Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT).

A total of 26 players will be brought to the training camp and undergo two sessions of friendly matches with the nine-time Super League champions starting tomorrow until Nov 18, according to the club in a statement.

The list of players brought to the training camp:

1. M Riyandi

2. Pancar Nur

3. Gianluca

4. Jaimerson Xavier

5. Fabiano Beltrame

6. Rian Miziar

7. Andri Ibo

8. Gavin Kwan

9. Eky Taufik

10. Kevin Gomes

11. Abduh Lestaluhu

12. M Faqih Maulana

13. Shulton Fajar

14. Taufiq Febriyanto

15. Sutanto Tan

16. C. Bhagascara

17. M. Kanu

18. Arapenta Lingka

19. Ryo Matsumura

20. Alexis Messidoro

21. Irfan Jauhari

22. Irfan Bachdim

23. Althaf Indie

24. Ferdinand Alfred

25. Samsul Arif

26. Fernando Rodriguez

Persis Solo will also conduct comparative studies and research related to club governance, support infrastructure, academy systems, and management applied by JDT.

“We believe the governance of professional clubs in the modern football industry can be learned from JDT who won various domestic championships and achievements in Asia within a decade,”

Persis Solo Management is led by Kaesang Pangarep, President Joko Widodo’s youngest son as Chief Executive Officer, whose shares are also owned by billionaire and Minister of State-Owned Industries Erick Thohir.

Former assistant coach at JDT Leonardo Medina was on Sunday appointed as the club’s new coach and is now working to ensure the players’ physical aspects are in top condition.

“JDTFC is a big club, one of the most influential in Asia. Their achievement of winning the league in Malaysia with a good composition of local and foreign players is something that can be an example, “

— Leonardo Medina

On the other hand, the Indonesian League is still suspended by the government following the tragedy at the Kanjuruhan Stadium on Oct 1 which claimed 135 lives.

Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd after the match between Arema FC and Persebaya Surabaya ended, sparking a stampede at the exit of the stadium as fans panicked.

Sources: BERNAMA, Persis Solo

Adib Mohd

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