Prospective Naturalized Players Attend TC Indonesian Women's National Team

JAKARTA - The Indonesian national team training camp (TC) on Friday, July 5, 2024, held a match with the PSF Putra Academy at the Madya Stadium, Jakarta.

Satoru Mochizuki's squad is fairly complete because the players of long-awaited descent, Sydney Badminton, are here.

In fact, the Indonesian-United States-blooded player scored two goals in the test match. Sydney live a diaspora who is now playing for Dallas Baptist University.

Previously, Mochizuki already had two other descendants who had joined since the beginning of TC on June 25, 2024, namely Noa Leatomu (KRC Genk Ladies Belgium) and Estella Loupatty AFC Vrouwen 1 Netherlands).

Interestingly, on the match training agenda, the presence of a German-Indonesian player, Amira happened to be Dahl.

The player of the SV Werder Bremen club who competed in the Frauen-Bundesliga or the German League The woman is projected to be able to defend the Indonesian Women's National Team.

However, PSSI Secretary General Yunus Nusi, who was also present on the agenda, said that his party had not been able to talk much about how Amira would be naturalized.

He said all decisions regarding the fate of the players would be left entirely to Garuda Pertiwi coach, Satoru Mochizuki.

Portrait of Amira Total Dahl while defending Werder Bremen (Instagram/@milli.ball)

"Today I can't play yet because I just came too. We also didn't force Mochizuki's coach either."

"We leave it to coach Mochizuki who is in communication. There is from the PSS Executive Committee, Vivin Cahyani Sungkono, who is tasked with building communication with them," Yunus said as reported by Antara.

"We really hope that Indonesian children will be descendants out there, including the daughters who can join the Indonesian Women's National Team together."

"Hopefully in the next few days we will see everything, depending on Mochizuki's coach," he said.

Amira made two appearances with Werder Bremen. He scored one goal he scored against Nurnberg on September 16, 2023.

The player who has Indonesian blood from his mother is known to have caps with the U-17 German national team.