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Persip Pekalongan

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Persip Pekalongan
Full namePersatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Pekalongan
Nickname(s)The Javan Bats
Founded1934; 90 years ago (1934)
GroundHoegeng Stadium
Capacity20,000
OwnerAskot PSSI Pekalongan
ChairmanM. Ridzky Arweidya[1]
CoachGatot Barnowo[2]
LeagueLiga 3
2023–241st (Central Java zone)
Round of 32, (National)
Current season

Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Pekalongan, commonly known as Persip Pekalongan, or Persip, is an Indonesian football club based in Pekalongan, Central Java. They currently compete in Liga 3.

History

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Football as a people's sport has a long history in Pekalongan. This can be traced back to the colonial era around 1920 before PSSI was founded, football had become an activity that many people watched, at that time a European club from Austria had time to compete with a local team in the town square. Pekalongan and one of the oldest clubs in Pekalongan ever recorded is THH, a club owned by Chinese residents.

recorded in the book Voetbal 40 Jarr in the Netherlands indie, 1894-1934 by W. Berrety. THH is one of the clubs from Pekalongan that participates in a competition held by NIVU (Nederlandsche Indishe Voetbal Unie) or a football association organized by Dutch East Indies. It is not surprising that this historical site is now starting to be pioneered again by Laskar Kalong who are able to penetrate the Indonesian Premier Division level.

The local teams in Pekalongan, both those that have existed since the colonial era or those that emerged after the independence era, have a myriad of talented talents. One of Pekalongan's talents who was able to penetrate the list of players Indonesia national team was Muhammad Ridho. In addition, several national players have played for Persip Pekalongan, including: Patricio Jiménez Díaz, Zulvin Zamrun, Elie Aiboy, Awan Setho Raharjo, Irkham Mila, Wahyu Wiji Astanto, Ibrahim Sanjaya, and Arif Yanggi Rahman.[3]

Players

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Current squad

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As of 8 November 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Indonesia IDN Saviola Meindeita
3 DF Indonesia IDN Adiya Dwi
4 DF Indonesia IDN Sheva Istnan
5 DF Indonesia IDN Fajar W
6 FW Indonesia IDN Mahardika Respati
8 MF Indonesia IDN Andre Aditya
9 FW Indonesia IDN Okka Majid
10 FW Indonesia IDN Ahmad Rizal
11 FW Indonesia IDN Ali Al Azmi
13 MF Indonesia IDN Khakam Nizam
14 MF Indonesia IDN Lukman Sholeh
17 DF Indonesia IDN Andika Setyo W
19 MF Indonesia IDN Haezel Wahyudya
20 GK Indonesia IDN Surya Rizky
21 DF Indonesia IDN Wawan Ridho
23 DF Indonesia IDN Saviola
No. Pos. Nation Player
26 DF Indonesia IDN Aqsha Saniskara (on loan from PSIS Semarang)
29 MF Indonesia IDN Zico Uldha
30 MF Indonesia IDN Haidar Nur Afif
41 DF Indonesia IDN Pradipa Abhirama
45 FW Indonesia IDN Dimas Sevilla
47 MF Indonesia IDN Tri Wibowo
50 FW Indonesia IDN M Ibnu Iqbal
79 MF Indonesia IDN Sakhrul Ramadhani
81 FW Indonesia IDN Rishandy
99 MF Indonesia IDN Hosemando Andri

Stadium

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Their homeground is Hoegeng Stadium, which is situated in Keraton Sports Complex in the downtown of Pekalongan, Central Java.

Honours

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References

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  1. ^ "Empat Perusahaan Resmi Jadi Sponsor Persip Pekalongan di Liga 3 2021". www.suaramerdeka.com. 21 September 2021. Retrieved 23 May 2022.
  2. ^ "Gatot Barnowo Resmi Nahkodai Persip Pekalongan, Targetkan Lolos Putaran Nasional". Jateng News. 20 July 2022. Retrieved 10 August 2022.
  3. ^ "Squad profiles". Liga Indonesia. Retrieved 15 April 2012.
  4. ^ "Persip Pekalongan Juara Counterpain Liga 3 Jateng 2022". Jateng Today (in Indonesian). 30 December 2022. Retrieved 31 December 2022.
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