Ole Romeny Injury Scare Dismissed: Indonesian National Team Forward Fit for FIFA Series

Jakarta – Reports of a leg injury to Indonesian national team forward Ole Romeny have been dismissed by the team’s chairman, Sumardji. The clarification comes after circulating social media posts suggested the Oxford United player had suffered a fracture during training.

Initial Concerns and Clarification

Rumors of a broken leg sparked concern among Indonesian football fans, particularly given Romeny’s recent recovery from an ankle injury sustained during the 2026 President’s Cup. But, Sumardji swiftly confirmed that Romeny is not injured, directly receiving confirmation from the player himself. “I have received information from Ole Romeny that he is not injured,” Sumardji stated on Friday, March 13, 2026, as quoted by BolaSport.

Romeny’s Inclusion in the National Team Squad

Ole Romeny remains a key component of the Indonesian national team’s plans for the upcoming FIFA Series 2026. He is included in the preliminary 41-man squad, preparing for matches scheduled at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium in Senayan, Central Jakarta, on March 27 and 30, 2026.

FIFA Series Opponents

The Indonesian national team will face Saint Kitts and Nevis, Solomon Islands, and Bulgaria in the FIFA Series tournament. The matches serve as crucial preparation for the team as they continue their campaign towards the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Arrival in Indonesia

Romeny is expected to arrive in Indonesia on March 23, 2026, to join the national team’s training camp. Sumardji confirmed his impending arrival, stating, “There is a name for going to Indonesia.”

Source: Tempo.co, Voi.id