Saddil Ramdani Makes Serbian Club Intereseted, Agent: We Respect The Contract With Sabah FC

Saddil Ramdani (Instagram @saddilramdanii)

JAKARTA - The potential of Indonesian footballers has begun to attract the interest of European clubs. A number of names such as Egy Maulana Vikri and Witan Sulaeman have even tried their career experiences on the Blue Continent.

Not just those two names. Recently, the name Saddil Ramdani was also reported to have attracted the Serbian club. Saddil, who now plays in Malaysia for Sabah FC, is in the sights of FK Novi Pazar which is a club from the highest caste of the Serbian League.

Quoted from Berita Harian, the coach of FK Novi Pazar, Dragan Radojicic, admitted that he had been monitoring Saddil for a long time. Radojicic said he spent six months monitoring Saddil.

"Yes, it's true I have been monitoring Saddil Ramdani for the last six months while playing at Sabah FC," said Dragan.

From the results of this monitoring, Radijicic has recorded all the advantages that Saddil has, so that he is increasingly attracted to the potential of the player.

"I really need a player like Saddil Ramdani because he has very good technique and is fast," he said.

For this interest, FK Novi Pazar has submitted an offer to Sabah FC. This was also confirmed by Saddil's agent, Alexander Talpes.

Alex explained that his client was still under contract with Sabah FC until December 2022. Therefore, Alex said that Saddil had left his future to Sabah FC.

"Saddil really respects the contract," he said.

Apart from leaving the decision to Sabah FC, Alex also said that Saddil was actually still comfortable playing for the Malaysian club. However, the 23-year-old also did not want to waste the opportunity to play in Europe.

"He (Saddil) feels comfortable with Sabah FC. However, the opportunity to play in Europe will not come a second time. This is a good opportunity," he added.

Despite what he said, Alex himself really hoped that Saddil could join FK Novi Pazar. The reason is, this will have a positive impact on both Saddil and the Indonesian national team.