Komdis PSSI has recently handed out sanctions to two key players of the Indonesian national team. The disciplinary committee of the Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) announced that defender Hansamu Yama and midfielder Evan Dimas have been fined and suspended for their actions during a recent match.
The sanctions come after both players were involved in a heated altercation with the match officials during a league match. Hansamu Yama was seen arguing with the referee and was eventually shown a red card for his behavior. Evan Dimas, on the other hand, was caught on camera insulting the match officials, which led to his suspension.
The disciplinary committee of PSSI deemed the actions of both players to be unacceptable and in violation of the code of conduct set forth by the association. As a result, Hansamu Yama has been fined and suspended for three matches, while Evan Dimas has been fined and suspended for two matches.
The sanctions handed out by PSSI serve as a reminder to all players that misconduct on and off the field will not be tolerated. The association is committed to upholding the integrity of the sport and ensuring that all players adhere to the rules and regulations set forth by the governing body.
Both Hansamu Yama and Evan Dimas have issued public apologies for their actions and have accepted the sanctions imposed on them. They have expressed regret for their behavior and have vowed to learn from their mistakes and conduct themselves in a more respectful manner in the future.
The disciplinary actions taken by PSSI are a necessary step in maintaining discipline and order within the Indonesian national team. It sends a clear message to all players that inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and that there are consequences for actions that bring the sport into disrepute.
Moving forward, it is important for all players to remember that they are not only representing themselves, but also their country and their fans. They must conduct themselves with professionalism and respect at all times, both on and off the field. Only by upholding these standards can Indonesian football continue to grow and thrive on the international stage.
