Jakarta - Not just a matter of club finances that will be closely watched by the PSSI, starting next season, the highest authority of the country's football began to cut the number of foreign players that play in Indonesia.
Last season each club participant Indonesia Super League (ISL) may use five foreign players, three Asian and two non-Asian players.
In addition to their contract worth wah and sometimes damage the club's balance sheet, the presence of foreign players is considered to hamper the careers of local players who impact on the poor achievements of the Indonesian national team.
Do not want it to happen again, then next season will strictly enforce PSSI 3 +1 rule for foreign players, three non-Asian players and one player in Asia.
"AFC has consulted with us and it's the best way. Then we will begin selecting foreign players who really qualified and his track record is clear," explained Director of Competition Sihar Sitorus told reporters at the Hotel Sahid, Wednesday (3 / 8 / 2011) afternoon local time.
"They must also enter into the financing structure of the club because we have to understand the club is now financially healthy is not. We have to take drastic decisions in terms of savings in the body of the club," he continued.
Even so, PSSI will continue to apply the rules for any who want to have a star player or the club icon commonly called a marquee player. Each club is only limited to one player in order to meet budget cap valued at USD 15 M or 8 M
"The club may have policies that they need a local or foreign icons. Because he is an icon, he should have a salary structure is larger than the others. That's what we're talking with the requirements of the AFC for the competition level one and two next season," lid Sihar.
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