Malaysian attacking sensation, Safee Sali might move on from Pelita Jaya after the All Indonesia Football Association(PSSI) only endorsed the Indonesian Premier League as the Indonesian Super League has not been endorsed by the main footballing body in Indonesia.
Pelita Jaya, owned by the Bakrie family is part of the Indonesian Super League. It was announced that the Indonesian Premier League led by Prima Indonesia Sportindo, is the official league for Indonesia whereas the Indonesian Super League managed by Indonesian League will never be part of PSSI's plans.
If Pelita Jaya Karawang continues to be part of the ISL, there is a possibility for them to be banned from playing in the league.
Thus, this leaves many players in a limbo and in Safee's case, many sources claimed that he is looking for a move.
Safee, moved to Pelita Jaya last season after his exploits in the AFF Suzuki Cup in 2010. Since his move, he has been the Talisman for the side as he scored 7 goals to help the side to beat the drop last season. This season, he was appointed the captain of the team and has so far scored a goal in three games for the Karawang based side.
Though his publicist, Zack Rahim quelled rumours by stating that the ISL is endorsed by FIFA and is the only league allowed to be held in Indonesia after IPL but this latest news will surely alert many fans in Malaysia and Indonesia and also teams around the region.
Brisbane Roar, which is owned by the Bakrie Family is rumoured to be team interested in Safee and other teams from the A-League have also taken notice of his exploits. Rumours are also abound that cash rich side, ATM FA from Malaysia are also interested to sign the 27 year old striker.
Safee, who underwent trials with Cardiff City in October has always stated his intent to play in a bigger league. In an interview with Astro Arena, he stated that there were several Australian and Bundesliga sides interested in his services.
With the unsettling news of the Indonesian Super League, Safee will assess his situation and look for a transfer as he wants to improve his credentials as one of the most feared South East Asian strikers and also continue playing for the Malaysian National Team.
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