Midfielder Persib Rejects Offer from Malaysian Club

BANDUNG - Persib Bandung midfielder Abdul Aziz admitted that he had received an offer from a Malaysian club. It is Kelantan FC, a club that plays in the second caste of the Malaysian League, which offers Aziz to join the club.

Aziz then refused the offer. According to him, he still has many considerations to stay at Persib.

"Yesterday there was a Malaysian second league team, Kelantan FC, a representative contacted Aziz, offering Aziz to join there," said Aziz, Friday (12/2).

Aziz said the offer came last December. In fact, for the sake of showing its seriousness, Kelantan FC has also informed Persib's management. However, Aziz's decision to stay at Persib remains unanimous.

"Persib is serious about wanting Aziz to stay. Because there are also many unexplained considerations, the term, there is no reason for Aziz to leave Persib," said Aziz.

"Persib still needs me in the team, and soon will be the first child, so it's very hard for me to leave my family," said Aziz.

Aziz himself is optimistic that competition in Indonesia can resume running again. He admitted that he was still following the progress of the league through the mass media, including how PSSI and PT Liga Indonesia Baru as operators made match simulations.