PT LI Requested Push The Financial Transparency in Club

Posted on | Tuesday, June 28, 2011 | No Comments

Samarinda - Club participants Indonesia Super League (ISL) failing to follow the release of about banning Permendagri budget for a professional club. To attract investors to finance ISL clubs in the area, PT Liga Indonesia (LI) were asked to encourage clubs to do the transparency of public financial management.

It was stated by the Coordinator of Public Information Institute (LIP) of East Kalimantan, Herman A Hassan, in a conversation with reporters at the Coffee Shop Ma'e, GOR Segiri Samarinda Complex, Jl Kesuma Nations, Samarinda.
"How could attract investors, entrepreneurs, finance the club if the club's financial management is not transparent?" he said on Monday (27/06/2011) noon PST.
According to Herman, the transparent management of public finances of a club to be able to indirectly help the club ogled investors, but also makes the company nor any other football lovers to participate took part in the financing of the club.
"Moreover, the government has expressly prohibit the use of budgets for the football club up to a dozen to tens of billions of dollars."
"Do not ever think back to reviewing or canceling out Permendagri it," added Herman.
Herman pointed out, despite the sale of players between clubs is not yet crowded, a number of clubs ISL is poised to cost tens to tens of billions of dollars in order to participate in the upcoming 2011/2012 season in the ISL.
Although believed to be still awaiting the results of the Congress PSSI upcoming July 9, 2011 in Solo, Central Java, but square off funding needs must be said club management. In explanation, the club's funding needs, sources of funds expected to contribute in financing the club and sponsors, although relatively small, can be revealed by detailed.
With the transparency of club finances, Herman is able to assess the interest entrepreneurs or financiers, businessmen or investors because it can see that the funds provided are used for the purpose of financing the club.
"Details of billions of dollars that have to be brave dibeber to the community, if it feels the club is also owned by the community, which he says the club are also part of society."
"PSSI or PT Indonesian League once again have to take the attitude that encourages clubs to do transparency. Because, yes it was, helped the club could be glimpsed the local investors," said Herman.
Added Herman, financial ketidaktransparansian club management can encourage a variety of questions at a later date.
"As an example, billions of dollars to the club through the budget last year, there are still players who experience delays in payment of salaries for months, though it was contracted management. Not that it begs the question?" Herman close