PSSI to audit non-state FFI funds over club subsidy arrears
The review will also examine why provincial futsal groups received no incentives as leadership disputes continue at FFI.
PSSI will audit the management of non-state budget funds at the Federasi Futsal Indonesia (FFI) to trace unpaid club subsidies and the absence of incentives for the Asosiasi Futsal Provinsi (AFP). PSSI Secretary General Yunus Nusi said the review will cover revenue sources, cash flow, budget use and the organization’s obligations to clubs and AFP. According to PSSI, club subsidies and AFP incentives must be financed from sources outside the APBN, such as sponsors, commercial partnerships and other organizational income. The move comes amid disputes at FFI after dozens of clubs and AFP filed a request for an extraordinary congress. PSSI has also removed Michael Sianipar as FFI chairman and appointed Vivin Cahyani Sungkono as acting chairman.