The recent meeting between FIFA President Gianni Infantino and PSSI President Erick Thohir in Paris has sparked hope for the transformation of Indonesian football. These discussions come on the heels of the presentation of the first draft of a strategic plan for Indonesian football by Thohir. Additionally, the Indonesian government has committed to investing in local football infrastructure, signaling their dedication to improving the state of the sport in their country. With both governmental and organizational support, it is exciting to imagine the positive changes that could be made for the future of Indonesian football.
President Thohir’s recent presentation of the first draft of the strategic plan for Indonesian football is a development worth celebrating. The plan covers all the critical areas that have been identified for improvement, from the grassroots level all the way up to the professional game. It’s heartening to see that the government of President Joko Widodo is committed to investing in football infrastructure all over the country. This commitment indicates that the government recognizes the significant role that football plays in bringing people together and boosting national pride. We can only hope that this strategic plan will lead to a brighter future for the sport in Indonesia.
The world of soccer has been rocked by some major developments recently, and it seems that the dust is far from settling. According to reports, the FIFA President has imposed a sanction that will temporarily restrict the use of FIFA Forward funds. This has naturally caused some concern for those involved in the sport, but it seems that the reason behind the move is to assess the latest strategic plan. It’s reassuring to know that despite the upheaval, FIFA is fully committed to supporting PSSI- the governing body for soccer in Indonesia. As fans, we can only hope that the necessary assistance will be provided to help facilitate a smooth and effective transformation process.
