Makassar –
PSM Makassar has again recruited former players to face the League 1 competition for the 2024/2025 season. This option is an option when many players have been dropped.
PSM Makassar manager, Muhammad Nur Fajrin, revealed that there were already 10 new players who had agreed to join PSM. Among these players are also former PSM players.
“If the deal players are already there. There are also CLBK players. It’s just a matter of when we announce,” said Fajrin, Saturday (22/6).
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Fajrin did not specifically mention the CLBK players in question. However, the player headed towards Hilmansyah.
Hilmansyah is currently without a club after Rans Nusantara FC was relegated to League 2. Apart from that, PSM also needs a goalkeeper because Reza Arya Pratama is still recovering from surgery.
Hilman himself did not deny the news that he was approached by PSM Makassar. However, Hilman said that it would be better if it was announced by the club.
“Yesterday there was an offer to return (to PSM) but later we will see how it goes,” said Hilman to detikSulselTuesday (21/5).
“Maybe it will be conveyed by myself or announced by the management directly. From me, I can’t say much,” he added.
Apart from Hilman, there is also Hasyim Kipuw who has the opportunity to CLBK. Hasyim Kipuw is currently without a club after his contract with Barito Putera ended.
The player from Tulehu also opened up the opportunity to join PSM again. This option was the choice when PSM needed a defender after Erwin Gutawa and Safrudin Tahar left.
“The possibility (of joining PSM) is definitely there,” said Hasyim Kipuw detikSulselSunday (23/6).
It is known that the team made by Bernardo Tavares has not announced any new players, either local or foreign, for the 2024/2025 season. Even though PSM has so far released 11 players.
Those who were dropped were 7 local players, 3 foreign players and 1 naturalized player. On the other hand, PSM has also just confirmed to extend the contracts of 2 players, namely Daffa Salman and Akbar Tanjung.
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