PSMS Medan legend Tumsila lying ill, Ronny Tanuwijaya comes to visit and pray

Ronny Tanuwijaya came directly from Jakarta to visit. (photo: special doc)

MEDAN - News about the health condition of the legend of PSMS Medan, Tumsila, presents deep concern for football lovers, especially in North Sumatra. The figure who was once hailed as "The Golden Head" is now lying weak in his residence in Medan.

In the midst of this situation, football observer Ronny Tanuwijaya came directly from Jakarta to visit. His presence was not just a visit, but a form of respect and prayer for a legend who has made the name of the region and Indonesia famous.

"I came especially to see his condition and pray that he will be healed soon," said Ronny with a tone of empathy.

Tumsila's name was once so big. In his heyday, he was not just an ordinary player, but a symbol of PSMS Medan's strength. His sharp header became a nightmare for opponents, as well as a source of pride for the Medan public. From the Bangladesh green field to the United Nations competition, his track record is still remembered to this day.

He also led PSMS Medan to glory, including winning the Aga Khan Cup and dominating the Federation for several consecutive seasons. These achievements are not just historical records, but a legacy that shapes the identity of Medan football.

Now, when his body is weakened, memories of that glory feel even more contrasting. The figure who was once so powerful on the field, now needs the support and prayers of many parties.

Ronny also hopes that the younger generation, especially the PSMS Medan players today, will not forget Tumsila's figure. According to him, Tumsila's spirit, dedication, and love for football are worthy of being an example.

"The talent of football in Medan is very big. It's just how to emulate the spirit like Tumsila has," he added.

Behind the silence of the house where Tumsila rested, there was a great hope: that the legend would soon recover, and feel the warmth of attention from the world he had raised.