Indonesian national team coach, Shin Tae Yong has revealed his new plan after speaking directly with PSSI Chairman Mochamad Iriawan.
The relationship between the two had gradually improved, after the two sides had earlier thrown negative comments at various media.
The South Korean coach expressed a positive impression from his meeting with Iwan Bule.
“It is true that we were having talks with chairman Iriawan in a friendly atmosphere,” Shin Tae-yong told South Korean media, Naver Sports.
New plans and programs will be drawn up by Shin Tae Yong including holding a training camp in Jakarta
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“Because our priority is to make improvements, we will make changes in the exercise roadmap.” Shin Tae-yong continued.
“The change includes a matter of training plans in South Korea.”
“If you ask me to come to Jakarta with careful consideration, I will go there and decide to come in July,” he concluded.
Previously PSSI said that Shin Tae Yong’s plan to bring the national team players to practice in South Korea had been rejected. Bringing a team to South Korea is considered ineffective considering the large number of team crews.
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