Indonesian Football Transformation Task Force Timeline, League 1 Ready To Scroll Full November 25-26

PSSI together with FIFA and AFC finally formed a team for the Indonesian football transformation task force. (Photo: ist)

JAKARTA - The task force team or task force for the Indonesian Football Transformation has been formed. The formation of the task force team took place during a meeting between FIFA, AFC, PSSI, and a number of ministries at the Fairmont Hotel, Jakarta, Thursday, October 13.

Now, the team will take a number of corrective steps for better national football.

The timeline or timeline for the national football improvement that will be carried out by the task force has also been detailed. One of the activity plans is the implementation of the Indonesian League 1 competition which was stopped due to the Impact of the Impact.

"The schedule is temporarily back on November 25-26 Liga 1," reads the presentation at the meeting obtained by the media crew.

Before rolling out League 1, the task force team will undergo a solid series of agendas. Starting from communication with stakeholders and the public on November 14.

Meanwhile, trials and determinations of match schedules and venues are included in the agenda on November 15 and 16. If the trial runs smoothly, the competition can roll again as planned.

Prior to these activities, the task force team also held a series of other meetings. One of them was a meeting on October 17 between FIFA, PSSI, and AFC which will take place in Kuala Lumpur.

After leaving Malaysia, PSSI and the team will return to Jakarta and attend a meeting with FIFA President and President Joko Widodo on October 18.

"The President of FIFA will meet with the President of Indonesia, together with PSSI will certainly have a meeting in Jakarta. It contains a joint commitment between FIFA, PSSI, and the government," said PSSI General Chair Mochamad Iriawan.

As is known, the Indonesian League 1 competition began to be stopped since the Kanjuruhan Tragedy on October 1, which claimed 132 lives.

Initially the competition was interrupted in the week, but it had to continue because a massive evaluation was needed to prevent the same incident from happening again. One of these evaluations includes a stadium audit that will be carried out by the Ministry of PUPR.