2024-04-25 23:45:15
Wednesday, April 24 2024 – 01:08 WIB
The Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi (JBP) squad when it was launched in the Senayan area, Jakarta, Tuesday (23/4). Photo: Muhammad Naufal/JPNN.com
jpnn.com – The Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi (JPB) men’s volleyball team is optimistic about returning to the 2024 Proliga final amidst intense competition from clubs.
The club belonging to the Indonesian Police is recorded as having carefully prepared the team for the Indonesian volleyball competition by practicing in Japan.
This season, several changes were made to the coaching department by signing a manager from Sakura Country, Atsushi Satoh, to replace Reidel Toiran, who this year will act as assistant coach.
To maintain strength, management secured the services of a player from Uganda, Daudi Okello.
The former Suwon KEPCO Vixtorm player in the Korean League will partner with a player from Mali, Noumory Keita, who has an explosive playing style.
The manager of Bhayangkara Presisi, Pipit Rismanto, hopes that with a squad that is not much different, he can repeat last season’s success in reaching the top match.
From the local ranks, several old faces such as Nizar Julfikar, Rendy Tamamilang, Alfin Daniel Pratama, Yuda Mardiansyah Putra, Fahreza Rakha, Hernanda Zulfi and Hendry Ade Novian are still part of the Surabaya Samator splinter team.
“I hope this team can become champions. “The minimum is to enter the final,” said the man who is also the West Kalimantan Regional Police Chief when met in the Senayan area, Jakarta, Tuesday (23/4).
Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi (JPB) is optimistic about returning to appear in the 2024 Proliga final amidst intense competition from clubs
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