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Persija Jakarta prepares for season amid transfer rumors

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Persija Jakarta has completed an intensive training camp in Hua Hin, Thailand, to prepare for the 2026-2027 Super League season. Led by coach Shin Tae-yong, the squad utilized twice-daily sessions focusing on strength training and tactical implementation, incorporating individual physical assessments to tailor programs. The camp integrated six players returning from the 2026 ASEAN Hyundai Cup—Rizky Ridho, Jordi Amat, Shayne Pattynama, Dony Tri Pamungkas, Rayhan Hannan, and Nadeo Argawinata—who underwent specialized recovery to manage fatigue. During the camp, the team secured 2-1 victories in friendly matches against Police Tero and Chiangrai United. Shin Tae-yong expressed optimism, stating that while current performance is at approximately “70 to 80 percent,” he expects the team to reach “100 percent” as they finalize tactical adjustments. Following the camp, the club ~~is shifting~~ shifted focus toward squad reinforcement and upcoming league fixtures. ~~Shin Tae-yong indicated that management is expected to unveil new signings within the week, noting that the coaching staff has monitored approximately 200 players to bolster~~ Following a victory against Borneo FC in the ~~roster. While specific names remain unconfirmed, rumors have linked Croatian striker Ivan Mamut to~~ opening week of the ~~team. Simultaneously,~~ season, the ~~squad~~ team is now preparing for ~~its first~~ a high-pressure home ~~game of the season~~ match against Persib ~~Bandung, scheduled for Saturday, September 12,~~ Bandung at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium. Shin Tae-yong indicated a strong determination to improve the club’s recent head-to-head record against Persib Bandung, noting that the fixture serves as a critical test for the squad’s consistency at the start of the season.

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