Andik Vermansyah to stay with Selangor
As published in Mailsport today
By Vijhay Vick
PETALING JAYA — Indonesian winger Andik Vermansyah is set to
extend his stay with the Red Giants.
It is learnt that the 22-year-old will meet officials from
Selangor FA (FAS) this week to discuss terms.
“He had a good season and efforts are underway to ensure he
remains in Selangor colours,” said a source.
“Andik is expected to return to Malaysia either today
(yesterday) or tomorrow (today) with his agent.
FAS are hoping to wrap everything up smoothly as they are
still looking for at least another two foreign players to replace Steve Pantelidis
and Evaldo Silva.”
Andik joined Selangor at the start of last season and has
been a hit with the Selangor fans, who despite seeing hit-man Paulo Rangel
banging in goals, valued the contribution of the Indonesian more.
Andik’s bursts down the flanks was often Selangor’s sole
source of excitement and flair.
Recently, Andik told reporters in Indonesia: “I’m worried
about my future as Selangor have yet to offer me a contract. If given the
chance, I want to play at the Shah Alam Stadium again next year as the fans
have been amazing.”
Selangor have announced the signings of Johor Darul Takzim
duo Norazlan Razali and S. Subramaniam and Felda United’s Raimi Md Nor and K. Thanaraj.
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