Indonesia national under-23 football team

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Indonesia Under 23 football team squad

[edit] Coaches

Head coach: Foppe de Haan Flag of the Netherlands
Assistant : Harry Sinkgraven Flag of the Netherlands
Assistant : Bambang Nurdiansyah Flag of Indonesia
Assistant : Henri Etienne Stomp Flag of the Netherlands
Assistant : Jan Wouter Westerhof Flag of the Netherlands

[edit] Players

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club
1 GK Galih Sudaryono 4 January 1987 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persiba Bantul
2 GK Ferry Rotinsulu 14 December 1982 N/A Flag of Indonesia Sriwijaya FC
3 GK Dian Agus Prasetyo 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persijap Jepara
4 DF Fandy Mochtar 19 May 1984 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persiter Ternate
5 DF Zulkifli Syukur 3 May 1984 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persmin Minahasa
6 DF Bobby Satria 24 August 1986 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persita Tangerang
7 DF Eko Prasetyo Ariyanto 22 August 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia PSIS Semarang
8 DF Taufiq Kasrun 12 October 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persela Lamongan
9 DF Wahyu Wijiastanto 9 October 1987 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persis Solo
10 DF Khomad Suharto 16 March 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persmin Minahasa
11 MF Ardan Aras 2 March 1984 N/A Flag of Indonesia PSM Makassar
12 MF Hendra Ridwan 1 December 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia PKT Bontang
13 MF Imam Rohmawan 15 March 1984 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persis Solo
14 MF Herman Rhomansyah 15 November 1986 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persibo Bojonegoro
15 MF Ahmad Bustomi 13 July 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persema Malang
16 MF Tony Sucipto 12 February 1986 N/A Flag of Indonesia Sriwijaya FC
17 FW Ian Louis Kabes 1986 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persipura Jayapura
18 FW M. Andik Ardiansyah 12 June 1982 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persekabpas Pasuruan
19 FW Ghery Setya Nugraha 21 December 1988 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persmin Minahasa
20 FW Jajang Mulyana 23 October 1988 N/A Flag of Indonesia Pelita Jaya
21 FW Irfan Bachdim 11 August 1988 N/A Flag of the Netherlands FC Utrecht Junior A
22 DF Marchlino Abraham Mandagi 2 March 1988 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persma Manado
23 DF Yusuf Sutan Mudo 2 April 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia PSIS Semarang
24 GK Frenky Irawan 25 March 1987 N/A Flag of Indonesia Telkom Flexi Balikpapan
25 DF Fadly Hariri 16 March 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia PSMS Medan
26 MF Habel Satya 2 February 1987 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persiwa Wamena
27 MF Atep 5 June 1985 N/A Flag of Indonesia Persija Jakarta


Squad List per 18 November 2006
The first 20 players are members of the Asian Games Football Team in Doha.

Liga Indonesia 2007
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Western Region

Pelita Jaya Purwakarta | Persela Lamongan | Persema Malang | Persib Bandung | Persija Jakarta | Persik Kediri | Persikabo Bogor | Persikota Tangerang | Persiraja Banda Aceh | Persita Tangerang | Persitara Jakarta Utara | PSDS Deli Serdang | PSIS Semarang | PSMS Medan | PSS Sleman | PSSB Bireun | Semen Padang | Sriwijaya FC
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