JAKARTA, The Indonesia Post – Shocking news came from the Secretary General of the Indonesia Football Association (PSSI), Ratu Tisha Destria. As on Monday, April 13, 2020, this beautiful woman resigned as Secretary General of the highest soccer organization in Indonesia. However, it was not explained whether related to the delay in the schedule of a number of football matches due to Coronavirus Covid-19 or not.
Ratu Tisha was the first woman to hold the position of Secretary General of PSSI. Based on the upload on his Instagram page @ratu.tisha as on April 13, 2020, he announced his resignation as Secretary General of PSSI.
As reported by Clicks.id, Ratu Tisha said she was grateful to have been active in PSSI and had the opportunity to serve members, players, coaches, referees, ‘match commissioners’, instructors and football fans since first taking office in July 2017.
“Together we twist the chain of amateurs and young elites, build partnerships with the world soccer federation, revive creative business lines, improve the women’s football again and, ultimately, Indonesia is chosen to host the U-20 World Cup. A pride that cannot be realized without the support of the management and members of PSSI, the government and football ‘stakeholders’, “said Tisha.
In addition, Tisha who has served as PSSI Secretary General since 2017 also advised all to never tire of supporting Indonesian football. Followed by the words touched the heart.
“If you split my heart, it contains only football. I have loved you for a thousand years, and I will love you for thousand more. Becuase we love football,” she said.
Ratu Tisha herself currently serves as Vice President of the Southeast Asian Football Federation (AFF) for the 2019-2023 period. She also became the first woman in history in this position.
During her career at PSSI, Ratu Tisha was involved in the implementation of the young age competition Elite Pro Academy League 1 U-16, U-18, U-20 and Women’s League 1.
Ratu Tisha and her staff also have a stake in the election of Indonesia to host the U-20 World Cup in 2021. (rel/clicks/bbs)
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