Buoyant about Indonesian football


Keeping it clean: Bojan Hodak getting disinfected before heading to his team PSM Makassar’s training. Photo from PSM Makassar Official Facebook page.

MUCH-travelled Croatian coach Bojan Hodak is enjoying a second wind in football-mad Indonesia.

Hodak was previously with the national Under-19 team but, when his contract was not renewed last year, he opted to venture out to take charge of Indonesia Liga 1 side PSM Makassar.

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