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Chairman of PSSI, Erick Thohir, emphasized that the PSSI Awards 2026 serves as an important moment to appreciate all elements contributing to the development of national football. The award ceremony was held at Studio 6 Emtek, Jakarta, on Saturday (March 28, 2026), attended by various prominent figures from both domestic and international circles.
On that occasion, Erick stressed that the event is not merely an annual ceremony, but a comprehensive appreciation for all stakeholders in football. From players, coaches, referees, to those working behind the scenes, everyone received recognition for their contributions.
“This stage is to appreciate the heroes on the green field, not only players, but also referees, provincial PSSI associations, sponsors, communities, and many other parties who continue to work from the grassroots level to professional football,” he said, as quoted from the official PSSI website.
The event was also attended by several important figures such as Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Abdul Mu’ti, CEO of Emtek Group Sutanto Hartono, and FIFA Regional Director for Asia-Oceania Sanjeevan Balasingam. In addition, coach John Herdman and Technical Director Alexander Zwiers were present, along with players of the Indonesian National Team.
Appreciation for All Elements of Football
Erick Thohir explained that the success of Indonesian football cannot be separated from the collective work of many parties. He highlighted the crucial role of referees in maintaining fair play, the role of provincial associations in regional development, and the contribution of sponsors in supporting competitions.
According to him, supporters also play a vital role in maintaining the spirit of the national team and domestic competitions. Continuous support from fans is considered a strong foundation for the future progress of Indonesian football.
“Therefore, the PSSI Awards comes with a warmer, closer, and more grounded spirit by giving recognition to everyone who has helped keep the dream of Indonesian football alive,” he emphasized.
A total of 17 award categories were presented at the event. Among them, Assist of The Year was won by Yance Sayuri, while Men’s Young Player of The Year was awarded to Marselino Ferdinan.
In the goalkeeper category, Men’s Goalkeeper of The Year was won by Marteen Paes, while Women’s Goalkeeper of The Year was awarded to Iris de Rouw.
List of Winners and Future Expectations
Other awards were also given to individuals and programs that have significantly contributed to the development of national football. The Gala Siswa Indonesia (GSI) program was named Football Development Program of The Year, while Grassroots Development Program of The Year was awarded to MillkLife Soccer Challenge.
In individual categories, Safira Ika was named Women’s Player of The Year, while the Men’s Player of The Year title was awarded to Jay Idzes.
Additionally, Goal of The Year was awarded to Rizky Ridho, and Saves of The Year was won by Emil Audero. Meanwhile, the Supporter of The Year award was given to Mas Katon (posthumously) in recognition of his dedication.
Not only individuals, awards were also given to the East Java PSSI Provincial Association as Provincial Association of The Year, as well as Tan Liong Houw who received the Yayasan Bakti Sepak Bola of The Year award.
As a closing, PSSI also presented token appreciation to its main sponsors who have continuously supported the development of national football, including those from the industrial and banking sectors.
Through this event, PSSI hopes to further strengthen collaboration among stakeholders to push Indonesian football achievements to a higher level. The momentum of PSSI Awards 2026 is expected to be a starting point in building a more professional, inclusive, and sustainable football ecosystem in the future.
