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Super League 2026/2027: Clubs intensify transfers and facility upgrades

As the 2026/2027 Super League approaches, Indonesian football clubs are undergoing significant squad restructuring and facility upgrades. Major clubs including Persib Bandung, Persija Jakarta, and Borneo FC have been highly active in the transfer market, recruiting numerous foreign and local players to bolster their rosters.

However, the influx of foreign players has raised concerns among observers regarding the development of local talent. Critics warn that increased reliance on international players may reduce playing time for domestic athletes, potentially impacting the long-term strength of the Indonesian national team.

In terms of infrastructure, Persik Kediri is renovating Brawijaya Stadium by installing approximately 5,000 single seats to improve spectator comfort. While this upgrade is expected to reduce the stadium's capacity from 11,000 to 9,000, management emphasizes that the improved experience is a priority. Meanwhile, clubs like Persela Lamongan are refining selection criteria for key positions, such as goalkeepers, to ensure competitive depth for the upcoming season.

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Bhayangkara Presisi Lampung FC · Jean-Paul van Gastel · PSIM Yogyakarta · Persib Bandung · Persija Jakarta · Persik Kediri · Super League