JAKARTA PSSI again summoned 17 new players to take part in the second phase of the Indonesia U-22 national team training camp to prepare for the 2023 SEA Games.
Previously, the first phase of the training camp had been going on from March 1 to 8. A total of 17 players from 34 names who were called were confirmed to survive to follow the second stage.
"We return it to players' clubs that are not selected or those that do not follow up. Then what we consider is the quality to continue to participate in the training camp," said the U-22 Indonesian national team coach, Indra Sjafri, as reported by the PSSI website.
Indra will again lead the second phase of the training camp which will take place tomorrow, Thursday, March 9 to March 16, 2023. The addition of 17 new names has left a total of 34 participating players.
The 60-year-old tactician said later he and the coaching team would look at the abilities of the defenders and new players who were called up with three trials, physical tests, psychology, IQ tests, and several other tests.
"Because the quality of our current players is almost more than half. That's what we expected," he said.
The 2023 SEA Games will take place in Cambodia 5-17 May. In the 2021 SEA Games edition, Indonesia won a bronze medal after the match beat Malaysia in the match for third place.
34 Players of the Second Stage of Training Center (increased 17 new players were called):
Seiya Da Costa Lay - Arema FC
Patrick Alfredo Womsiwor - Barito Putera
Taufany Muslihuddin - Borneo FC
Irfan - Karo United
Muhammad Salman Farid - Persebaya Surabaya
Andre Octaviansyah - Persebaya Surabaya
Brylian Aldama - Persebaya Surabaya
Arsan Makarim - Persib Bandung
Salmani Bolang - Persiba Balikpapan
Ahmad Misbah Jan Anwar - Persiba Balikpapan
Jimmy Julius Aronggear - Persik Kediri
Wolf Horota - Persipura Jayapura
Muhammad Darmawan - Persita Tangerang
Yofandani Damai Prananta - PSIS Semarang
Fathul Ihsan - PSIS Semarang
Muhammad Bahril Fahreza - PSIS Semarang
Muhammad Hanif Mahdi - Semen Padang
Komang Tri Arta Wiguna - Bali United
Muhammad Andy Harjito - Borneo FC
Komang Teguh Trisnanda - Borneo FC
Jean Kelly Sroyer - Persik Kediri
Braif Fatari - Persik Kediri
Rangga Widiansyah - Persik Kediri
Muhamad Fadilla Akbar - RANS Nusantara FC
Titan Agung - Bhayangkara FC
David Maulana - Bhayangkara FC
Satrio Azhar - Persib Bandung
Husna Al Malik - Persikabo 1973
Fadilah Nur Rahman - Madura United
Airlangga Mutamasiqdina - Persikab Bandung
Malik Prayitno - Persikab Bandung
Mohammad Haykal Alhafiz - Persikab Bandung
Tri Setiawan - Persipal Palu
Muhammad Akbar Arjunsyah - Gresik United
17 Players who were sent home:
Hamzah Titofani Rvaldi - Arema FC
Nick Coby Brian da Costa Numberi - Bekasi FC
Liba Valentino - Persekat Tegal
Rendy Juliansyah - Persik Kediri
Rafly Gabriel Hosea Kapoh - Persik Kediri
Sutan Zico - Persik Kediri
Zahran Fayyad - Persita Tangerang
Kartika Vedhanto Putra - PSIS Semarang
Indra Arya Perceka Wiguna - Persijap Jepara
Zahran Rizki Alamsah - Persijap Jepara
Lutfi Masrohan - Persijap Jepara
Muhammad Fadhil Aksah - PSKC Cimahi
Gilang Oktavana Putra - Deltras FC
Hamsa Lestaluhu - Persis Solo
Harberd Akhova Sokoy - Karo United
Moh. Rifal - Persipal Palu
Albertho Ch Edwin Solossa - Farmel FC
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