Clubs Await Improvements in Competition
Local soccer clubs and players have high hopes that the 2019-2023 PSSI central management board will resolve persistent problems in national soccer competitions.
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Mochammad Iriawan is elected chairman of Soccer Association of Indonesia (PSSI) for the 2019-2023 term in an extraordinary congress at the Shangri La hotel in Jakarta on Saturday (2/11/2019). He garnered 82 of the 85 votes. The congress was marked by the walkout of six candidates for the PSSI chairmanship
BEKASI, KOMPAS – Local soccer clubs and players have high hopes that the 2019-2023 PSSI central management board will resolve persistent problems in national soccer competitions. These fixes are urgently needed, especially in match scheduling and regulations on calling players to join the national team roster. These were the two major issues, especially for clubs participating in the 2019 Shopee Liga 1.
The PSSI Extraordinary Congress in Jakarta on Saturday (2/11/2019) elected Mochamad Iriawan as PSSI chair for the 2019-2023 period. Iriawan won 82 out of 85 votes, with three of the remaining votes deemed invalid.