ILTE Indonesia -- Luis Milla PSSI be officially appointed coach of Indonesia, Friday (20/1). Spanish coach PSSI contracted for the next two years.
"It's important for me taking this job. This is a responsibility that is very important. I had arrived two days ago and was so excited to see the reception the people of Indonesia. I believe I can make up a good team," said Milla in a press conference at the Office PSSI, Jakarta.
Besides dealing with the senior national team, Milla will also train Indonesia U-22 national team for the SEA Games in 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Milla won the competition with Luis Fernandez, a former coach of Paris Saint-Germain are also entered into a radar PSSI and Indonesian national team coach candidate.
Milla has a pretty flashy career as a player. Men born in Teruel, Spain, began his professional career with Barcelona in 1984 after three years playing with Barcelona B.
Milla then recruited Real Madrid in 1990 and played at the Santiago Bernabeu for seven years. Collectors of the three La Liga titles and then terminate the player's career with Valencia in 2001.
Milla coaching career began when handling landless Spanish club, UD Pucol, who played in the ninth caste Spanish football competition in 2006.
Milla was an assistant coach Michael Laudrup at Getafe. Milla biggest success is when dealing with the Spanish national team U-21 and won the European Cup in 2011. Before being elected Indonesian national team coach, Milla had time to deal with Real Zaragoza at the start of the season.
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