Indonesia's FIFA Ranking Drops, President Prabowo Pushes for National Football Improvement
The Indonesian national football team has just experienced a decline in the latest FIFA rankings. Currently, Indonesia is ranked 171st in the world. This decline has become a serious concern for many parties, including the Indonesian government.
President Prabowo Subianto responded to this news by expressing his concern regarding the state of football in the country. He emphasized that concrete steps are needed to improve the system and quality of national football so that it can compete on the international stage.
According to the President, a revolution in the football ecosystem is essential. This includes improvements in youth player development, club management, and the quality of domestic competitions. The main focus is to build a stronger foundation for the athletes.
This step is expected to motivate all stakeholders, from the federation to football clubs, to work harder. Continuous improvement is considered the key to enhancing the achievements of the Indonesian national team in the future.
Looking ahead, the government is committed to continuing its support for sports development in Indonesia. The public hopes that these new policies will bring positive change and lift Indonesia's position back up in the world football rankings.