PSIS Semarang CEO Delighted as Goalkeeper Receives Call to Join Indonesian National Team

PSIS Semarang’s CEO, Yoyok Sukawi, expressed his delight as goalkeeper Adi Satryo received a call-up to the Indonesian national team from coach Shin Tae-yong. This news came as the team prepares for the 2026 World Cup Qualifications in the Asia Zone. Alongside Satryo, Wahyu Prasetyo also earned a spot in the national team roster.

Adi Satryo, a recent addition to the PSIS Semarang squad, was selected to replace Ernando Ari, the previous starting goalkeeper for the Indonesian national team during the 2023 Asian Cup. The 22-year-old’s inclusion came as a pleasant surprise, marking his first opportunity to represent his country on the international stage.

Yoyok Sukawi expressed his gratitude for Satryo’s call-up, noting that the goalkeeper’s selection alongside Prasetyo was a positive development for the team. Satryo’s addition adds depth to the national team squad and reflects the strong talent pool present within PSIS Semarang.

The CEO reiterated his satisfaction with the performance and dedication of both Prasetyo and Satryo, highlighting the significance of their contributions to both the club and the national team. Sukawi’s official statement on Thursday addressed the pride felt by PSIS Semarang management in seeing two of their players recognized at the national level.

As the Indonesian national team gears up for the upcoming World Cup Qualifiers, the inclusion of Prasetyo and Satryo serves as a testament to the hard work and skill displayed by these players. Their presence on the national team roster underscores the positive trajectory of Indonesian football and the promising future ahead for both club and country.

With Prasetyo and Satryo set to represent Indonesia on the international stage, fans eagerly anticipate their performances on the pitch. As they don the national team colors, these players carry the hopes and dreams of a nation, poised to make a meaningful impact in the quest for World Cup qualification.