Indonesia reviews Jordan friendly amid regional security concerns
PSSI has yet to find an alternative opponent and expects to decide within one or two days, chairman Erick Thohir said.
Indonesia's planned friendly against Jordan on 13 November 2026 remains uncertain as PSSI reviews security concerns in the Middle East, the football association's chairman Erick Thohir said on 28 October.
John Herdman's side had been scheduled to play at Amman International Stadium in Jordan during the November FIFA international window. Erick said PSSI was reassessing the fixture, with player safety taking precedence over proceeding with the match.
The association has not found an alternative opponent, according to Erick. He said a decision on how to proceed would be needed within one or two days, while PSSI continued to assess the security situation.
Erick said Indonesia had intended to face two opponents in the Middle East as part of preparations for the 2027 Asian Cup. He added that PSSI would need to work with the government to ensure the players' safety amid uncertainty affecting several countries in the region.
