Luis Milla Mempunyai 3 Opsi Trio Untuk Timnas, No 3 Paling Difavoritkan Fans

Timnas Indonesia sedang berlatih untuk laga Asian Games 2018 nanti, Indonesia resmi jadi tuan rumah Asian Games yang akan di gelar pada 18 Agustus sampai 2 September 2018.

Pelatih timnas, Luis Milla telah banyak melakukan uji coba, namun kemenangan belum memihak kepada timnas dalam enam laga terakhir, hanya menghasilkan trend positif imbang dan kekalahan yang banyak diterima timnas

Milla, sudah menyiapkan semua pemain yang akan berlaga nanti di Asian Games. Beberapa nama langganan Luis Milla untuk bela timnas, seperti Febri Haryadi, Hansamu Yama serta Hargianto selalu menjadi starter di bawah asuhan Luis Milla.

Dan berikut line up untuk timnas jelang Asian Games dan Milla akan memakai Trio ini. Seperti dilansir dari Idntimes.com (28/06/2018).

1. Line up A

Di line up A, timnas Indonesia di isi oleh trio, ada Febri, Lerby dan Osvaldo untuk penyerangan.

Sedangkan gelandang timnas da Evan Dimas, Septian David dab Hargianto

Bertahan timnas ada Hansamu, Bagas Adi, Rezaldi dan David Kwan.

2. Line up B

Sementara di line up B.

Ada Beto di penyerang utuh, sayap masih mengandalkan Febri dan Riko.

Hargianto, Septian David, Zulfiandi mengisi kekosongan timnas.

Hansamu, Igbonefo bek bertahan dan bek sayap masih ada nama Rezaldi dan Putu Gede.

3. Line up C

Di line up C merupakan banyak fans Indonesia memilh ini.

Lantaran ada Greg Nwokolo di penyerang murni, Febri dan Riko siap memberikan kecepatan dan umpan untuk Greg.

Lilipali,Evan Dimas dan Nelson Alom dalam mengatur lini tengah timnas rasanya patut dicoba.

Fachrudin menemani Hansamu, Ricky Fajrin akan dimainkan sebelah kanan dan masih ada Rezaldi di sayap bek.

Untuk kiper Andritany dan Satria Tama sedang cedera, ada Awan Seto.

Sementara digadang-gadang nama Ezra Walian akan ikut memenuhi line up timnas Indonesia, namun sampai saat ini belum ada kabar lebih lanjut tentang Ezra Walian.

Mengenai Egy Maulana Vikri, belum dipastikan akan absen di Asian Games atau akan ikut di Asian Games, Egy hanya dipastikan absen di Piala AFF U-19, karna jarak yang jauh antara Polandia dan Indonesia, tidak memungkinkan untuk bolak-balik. Seperti dilansir dari Goal.com (28/06/2018).

Hal ini diungkapkan Subagja Suihan, Ayah angkat Egy.

"Jadwal dia (Egy) dengan klub saat ini sedang padat karena ikut uji tanding. Egy juga sudah mulai menetap di sana sekarang karena dalam persiapan menghadapi musim baru Liga Polandia (Ekstraklasa) yang mulai 20 Juli," ucap Subagja.

"Tapi, saya tidak tahu kalau federasi ada komunikasi dengan klub, apakah nantinya akan diizinkan. Tapi, sampai saat ini, informasi yang saya dapat seperti itu," pungkasnya.

Untuk Asian Games 2018, ditunggu kabar Egy ya sobat UC, semoga saja bisa mengisi timnas Indonesia segera.

Buat sobat UC, milih line up A, B, atau C nih?

Silahkan kalian isi sendiri ya sobat UC.

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Are Bathroom Hand Dryers Sanitary?

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