Vino G Bastian Sad To See The National Team Crying Because Indonesia Failed To Host The U-20 World Cup

Indonesian U-20 national team players cried after finding out that Indonesia had canceled hosting the U-20 World Cup. (Photo: Doc. PSSI)

JAKARTA - The cancellation of Indonesia as the host of the U-20 World Cup is a big regret for many Indonesians, especially for those in the U-20 national team squad.

Actor Vino G Bastian expressed his concern after seeing a video of the U-20 national team squad crying because Indonesia failed to host the U-20 World Cup. In fact, it is not impossible that they failed to appear at the event.

"I want to make friends, my brothers and sisters in the national team, friends from the official national team who I saw the video I was sent right or not, they cried sadly, what am I, I am really sad," said Vino G Bastian when met at the Tanah Kusir TPU, South Jakarta on Thursday, March 30.

Vino admitted that the incident was a reminder of his failure in the past, although he considered that the disaster that befell Indonesian football was certainly greater than his failure.

"I imagine that I failed in a film first. What does it feel like, but this is defending the national community, defending the nation," he said.

However, Marsha Timothy's husband still has hope for the future of Indonesian football. He hopes that Indonesia can provide good progress in the future.

"Hopefully it will not be discouraged. Behind a disaster, a disaster, surely Allah will love even greater," said Vino.

Vino, who admitted that he was disappointed with the cancellation of Indonesia hosting the U-20 World Cup, hoped that the existing sadness would not drag on.

Vino said, apart from having a bad impact, this incident may have a positive impact on Indonesia itself. Therefore, he asked related parties to focus on Indonesia's football steps in the future.

"Honestly, I personally, I am very disappointed that we cannot hold a world trophy here. However, there may be good impacts and bad effects. I hope the good impact is greater than the bad," concluded Vino G Bastian.