U-17 national team begins technical and tactical training to face India

Posted On: August 20, 2024

Jakarta: The Indonesian U-17 national team training camp (TC) has been underway for a week in Bali, Monday, August 19. General preparations have also been carried out to train the basic physical characteristics of the players.

Now, as reported by the PSSI official website, the TC which was previously held at the Bali United Training Center, Gianyar will move to Trisakti Field in Kuta. Then, the training menu will also be different as it will be more focused on preparing for the test match against India on August 25 and 27.

“After completing a week of TC in Bali, where the players focused on general preparation and how to train the basic physique of the players, after a week we achieved this, we moved to the Kuta area to the Trisakti field,” said the head coach of the U-17 national team, Nova Arianto.
“This time we are focusing on the preparation against India. So the players are getting used to the general preparation and this week we will focus on the technique,” he added.

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Nova also revealed that three players were no longer with him in Bali. They are Faril Afdarul Yadi (PPLP Aceh), Dendry Muharman (PSDS Deli Serdang) and Atletico Artha Gading (PFA). Then, he said that Mathew Baker and Lucas Lee will soon join the Garuda Nusantara team.

“We have sent three players back to the club, so we only have 31 players left. They will be reviewed, whether or not they can be brought to Spain. Baker will arrive today, if Lucas arrived yesterday, I hope their presence can help the team,” explained Nova.

Meanwhile, one of the players named Daniel Alfredo spoke about his impressions after participating in the U-17 national team TC in Bali. According to him, the trainings in Gianyar and Kuta offer different menus.

“Yesterday, a week at Purnama Beach, we developed more physically in the gym and followed different types of physical training equipment. After that, we moved to the Trisakti ground to develop tactics,” Daniel said.

Regarding the test match against India, Daniel hopes that he and his colleagues can win so that they are better prepared for the AFC U-17 Cup qualifier.

“Against India, my friends and I hope to play well, be united and win. The hope is that this CT can help us qualify for the AFC U-17 Cup qualifying round,” Daniel said.

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(KAH)