This Is The Comment Of The Indonesian U-19 National Team Players After Ending TC In Croatia

Indonesian U-19 national team ends training camp in Croatia (Photo: PSSI)

JAKARTA - The Indonesian U-19 national team has ended its training camp (TC) in Croatia. Shin Tae-yong's team has left for the country and is expected to arrive on the evening of Tuesday, October 27.

About two months the Garuda Muda players forged themselves in Croatia. Not only training, the players were also faced with several trial matches.

The U-19 national team coach, Shin Tae-yong said, there had been developments seen from the players. However, he admitted that there were several shortcomings that still had to be addressed in the next TC.

However, Shin Tae-yong added, there are many benefits that can be taken from TC in Croatia. This is also agreed by the Indonesian U-19 national team player, David Maulana.

Apart from experience, many players have also learned lessons in training camp while in Croatia. "We think the team is getting more compact, solid and mature," said David Maulana.

David Maulana then asked the players not to be complacent even though there were visible developments. The Garuda Muda squad still has to learn ahead of the U-19 AFC Cup and U-20 World Cup.

"We have to keep learning and don't get complacent here because we will follow the AFC Cup and of course the upcoming U-20 World Cup," he said.

The same thing was also conveyed by Witan Sulaeman. According to him, the players have felt improvements in several aspects during the training camp in Croatia.

According to Witan, this cannot be separated from the hard work of the players. He also saw his colleagues stay focused in practice and while competing.

The FFK player Radnik Surdulica added, coach Shin Tae-yong provided a lot of training material. The players also always focus on following the directions of the former South Korean national team coach

"Even so, we still have shortcomings and evaluations for the team. For that, we must quickly improve and always work hard," said the mainstay of the Indonesian U-19 national team.