The chief coach of the Indonesian U-23 national team, Rahmad Darmawan, requested that the overseas players on the Indonesian national team not move to Liga 1 unless for one particular reason.
This was stated by Rahmad Darmawan amid rumors linking overseas players to Liga 1 clubs.
The rumor surfaced after some overseas players ended their contracts with foreign clubs.
Among them are Thom Haye (Almere City), Justin Hubner (Wolves), Shayne Pattynama, to Rafael Struick (Brisbane Roar).
Recently, the contract of Jordi Amat was also not extended by the Malaysian giants, Johor Darul Ta'zim.
Thom Haye is rumored to be joining Persija Jakarta recently, while Struick is said to be in talks with Bali United.
There is also the promotion club Bhayangkara FC which is reportedly ready to recruit overseas players who do not get playing time in Europe.
One of them is Nathan Tjoe-A-On, who only played once in the Championship this season with Swansea City.
On the other hand, PT LIB as the operator of the Indonesian League 1 welcomes any players of mixed descent who wish to play in Indonesia.
According to Ferry Paulus, as the CEO of PT LIB, the arrival of these players will increase the exposure of the Indonesian Super League.
As for foreign-born players who want to play here, I've heard a lot about it, and if that happens, it will add excitement and exposure to the League 1.
And these players are players who have labels of playing in the top tier in Europe, like Thom Haye.
"I hope it happens," said Ferry Paulus.
Rumors about the arrival of players of mixed heritage to Liga 1 also caught the attention of experienced coach, Rahmad Darmawan.
Pelatih yang akrab disapa Coach RD says there is only one reason that allows players of mixed descent to play in the Liga 1.
The reason is the lack of playing minutes with foreign clubs.
According to him, playing minutes on the field are very important for maintaining and improving player quality.
Rahmad said that match exposure is an important factor that makes player performance more optimal.
However, Rahmad advised players of migrant descent not to touch Liga 1 if they do not have issues with playing time.
If it were up to me, if they have the chance to play in Europe and become key players, they should stay in Europe.
"But if in Europe you're also just sitting on the bench, it's better for you to play here (in Liga 1)," said the 58-year-old coach.
Because playing time can greatly influence an athlete's performance towards much better performances, even if their competitions are considered average.
So I agree that the player is very important in the training process that is carried out, he must be in the match where he makes, which he gives to his team.
"Until later he will also be able to be optimal, not just training," said Rahmad, quoted by The Shiro Coprdari Antaranews.com.
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