Persebaya Surabaya

Association football team in Indonesia

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Football club

Persebaya Surabaya

Full name| Persatuan Sepakbola Surabaya
Nickname(s)|

* Bajul Ijo (The Green Crocodiles)
* Green Force and Bonek (supporters)

Short name|

* PBY

Founded| 18 June 1927; 98 years ago (18 June 1927) (as Soerabhaiasche Indonesische Voetbal Bond)
Ground| Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium
Capacity| 46,806
Owner|

* Koperasi Surya Abadi Persebaya (30%)
* PT DBL Indonesia (70%)[1]

CEO| Azrul Ananda
Manager| Yahya Alkatiri
Coach| Eduardo Pérez
League| Super League
2024–25| Liga 1, 4th of 18
Website| www.persebaya.id

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

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Current season

Persatuan Sepakbola Surabaya (lit. 'Football Association of Surabaya'), commonly known as Persebaya Surabaya or simply Persebaya (Indonesian pronunciation: [ˈpersɛbaja]), is an Indonesian professional football club based in Surabaya, East Java. The club currently plays in the Super League, the top flight of Indonesian football. Persebaya Surabaya is regarded as one of the most iconic and successful teams in the country, winning numerous Indonesian League titles and tournaments.

## History

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### Founding & early history

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The club was founded on 18 June 1927, under the name Soerabhaiasche Indonesische Voetbal Bond (SIVB). The founders, Paijo and M. Pamoedji, established the club with the intent of housing Indonesian players. Previously, in 1910, stood Soerabaiasche Voetbal Bond (SVB), but, this club was established to be a representation of the Dutch community living in Surabaya. This club also had close ties with the Dutch East Indies government.

Both of them clearly have different policies. SIVB, which consists of Indonesians, was actively involved in the Indonesian independence movement.

Together with VIJ Jakarta (now Persija), BIVB Bandung (now Persib), MIVB Magelang (now PPSM), MVB Madiun (now PSM Madiun), VVB Surakarta (now Persis Surakarta), and PSIM, SIVB initiated the formation of the Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) on 19 April 1930, in Yogyakarta.

PSSI then held Perserikatan, a memberial national football competition, but, the competition was halted in 1943 after the Japanese occupied Indonesia and limited the movement of sports activities and organizations. In 1943, SIVB also changed its name to Persibaya.

Persibaya's sister club, SVB, went on to compete in a competition held by the Nederlandsch Indische Voetbal Bond (NIVB)/Dutch East Indies Football Association. NIVB (later renamed the Netherlands Indische Voetball Unie) did this because the colonial government thought NIVB was no longer able to match the PSSI.

### Post-independence era

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After Indonesia's independence, the map of football also changed. PSSI is not necessarily the only football federation in the country at the time, after Sukarno plotted Indonesian independence.

During the United Republic of Indonesia (RIS) period, NIVU was still operating. They held the Indonesia State Football Association / Voetbal Union Verenigde Staten van Indonesie competition (ISNIS / VUVSI). The participants were clubs that existed during the Dutch East Indies administration, including VBO Jakarta (VIJ Jakarta / now Persija), VBBO Bandung (now Persib), VSO Semarang (now PSIS) and SVB (Persibaya).

SVB won the competition two consecutive seasons (1949 and 1950). SVB was one of the strong teams in the ISNIS competition, winning the championship eleven times, only behind VBO Jakarta, which won 13 titles.

PSSI then was revitalized after the RIS period ended, which ended on 17 August 1950. Through the PSSI congress on 2–4 September 1950 in Semarang, the federation stated that it would hold the PSSI National Championship.

SVB did not directly become an internal member of Persibaya, but merged into it and embraced that the birth date of Persibaya was June 18, 1927, which was the date of the establishment of SIVB. Later, in 1959, Persibaya changed their name to Persebaya.

### Four titles In Perserikatan

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Post-smelting, Persebaya appeared in the PSSI National Championship which later became known as the Perserikatan. The immediate impact was felt. Persebaya managed to become the champion in the first edition in 1951 after being able to overcome the resistance of PSM, Persija, and PSIM.

The following year they managed to retain the title. This time Bajul Ijo was able to win the competition with Persija, Persis, Persib, PSMS, Persema, and Persipro.

In the 1978 edition of the Perserikatan, the format of the competition changed into a tournament with the champion being determined through the final match. Persebaya was able to bend Persija with a 4–3 score through goals scored by Hadi Ismanto (two goals), Rudy W. Keltjes, and Joko Malis at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta.

Persebaya again managed to win the final against Persija in the 1988 season, with a final score of 3–2. The match lasted until the extra time round.

In total, Persebaya won the Perserikatan title four times, in 1951, 1952, 1978, and 1988.

### Liga Indonesia era

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Great achievements were kept awake when PSSI merged Perserikatan and Galatama clubs into a professional league named Liga Indonesia in 1994. Persebaya won the Liga Indonesia Premier Division title in 1996–97. Even Persebaya managed to make history as the first team to win the Liga Indonesia Premier Division twice when in 2004 Green Force won the title again. Although predicated as a classic team laden with titles, Green Force also briefly felt the bitterness of being relegated in 2002. Bitter pills are immediately redeemed with the titles of First Division and Premier Division titles in the next two seasons.

The four Perserikatan titles and two Liga Indonesia titles gave Persebaya six National titles at the top-tier division of the Indonesian football league system. That distinction superseded only by Persija with eleven championship titles, Persis and Persib tied respectively with seven titles each.

### Dualism era

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The 2009 season was the beginning of Persebaya Surabaya's dualism. Persebaya Surabaya (PT Persebaya Indonesia) experienced degradation to the First Division due to being forced to rematch 3 times against Persik Kediri, namely in Kediri, Yogyakarta and Palembang. In the third rematch Persebaya refused to play. The management did not want to join the Premier Division and the name Persebaya Surabaya was changed to Persebaya 1927.

Utilizing the Persebaya slot in the Premier Division the following season, Wisnu Wardhana took over Persikubar (Kutai Barat) and registered it as Persebaya to enter the Premier Division competition. Although bearing the official name of Persebaya, the team formed by Wisnu Wardhana did not have a place in the hearts of Bonek, who were more loyal to support the "original" Persebaya.

In the 2015 season, Persebaya 1927 won a patent claim for the Persebaya name and logo. This resulted in the Persebaya Surabaya version of Wisnu Wardhana having to change its name to Bonek FC. A year later, Bonek FC again changed its name to Surabaya United at the urging of supporters.

In the 2016 season Surabaya United merged with PS Polri and then again changed its name to Bhayangkara Surabaya United. In May 2016 the national police officially bought 100% of Bhayangkara Surabaya United shares and the club was finally renamed as Bhayangkara FC.

### Post-dualism/Liga 1 era

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In the 2017 season, Persebaya Surabaya again competed in Liga 2, and became the champion of the second division by defeating PSMS Medan in the final which was held at Gelora Bandung Lautan Api Stadium.[2] Club's player, Irfan Jaya, became the best player of the season.

In the 2018 season, Persebaya managed to finish 5th in the final standings.

In 2019, Persebaya competed in the pre-season tournament President's Cup. They managed to reach the final stage and lost in the Super East Java Derby against Arema, aggregately 2–4.[3] Club's forward Manuchekhr Dzhalilov became one of three top scorers with 5 goals.

In the end of October 2019, Persebaya appointed their legend Aji Santoso as new coach, replacing Wolfgang Pikal.[4] Under his management, the club finished 5th in 2021–22 season.[5]

## Stadium

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Persebaya plays their home matches at Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium, which replaced the older Gelora 10 November Stadium.[6] On 23 July 2012 there has been a friendly match between Persebaya with Queens Park Rangers in Gelora Bung Tomo. On that day the match was won by Queens Park Rangers with a score of 2–1.[7]

## Controversy

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Persebaya had experienced controversial events several times throughout its history. When winning the 1988 competition, Persebaya played an infamous match dubbed "elephant football" for losing on purpose to Persipura Jayapura 0–12 to eliminate their rival PSIS Semarang which, in the previous year, had shattered Persebaya's dream in the final. These tactics brought results and Persebaya won the Perserikatan in 1988 by beating Persija Jakarta 3–2.

In the 2002 Liga Indonesia Premier Division, Persebaya took action against PKT Bontang, causing them a point deduction. The incident became one of the factors which caused Persebaya's relegation to the First Division. In 2005 Liga Indonesia Premier Division, Persebaya shocked the public when they walked out in the quarter-final. The incident caused Persebaya's suspension from football for 2 years. After an appeal, the sentence was reduced to 16 months. However, the PSSI later ruled to only relegate Persebaya to the First Division.

## Supporters and rivalries

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### Supporters

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Bonek logo

The supporters of Persebaya are known as Bonek, this an acronym from Bondho (resource) and Nekat (reckless). Bonek is one of the biggest supporter groups in Indonesia.[8][9] also Persebaya supporters they called as Green Force which mean The Green-Green Troops are synonymous with Persebaya.[10]

The song "Song for Pride", is an anthem song Persebaya Surabaya, this song was composed by Mahardika Nurdian Syahputra.[11]

### Friendship

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Bonek has a good relationship with Bobotoh, Supporters of Persib Bandung.[12] Their friendship began with fans who often made headlines as supporters of the rioters.

### Rivalries

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Main article: Super East Java derby

The main rivalry with Arema FC is known as the Super East Java derby this match was born from the hostility of the fans and showed the best in East Java, the supporters should not be brought together by the Indonesian Police because of the possibility of clashes between groups.[13][14]

The match with PSIS Semarang was born from the controversy of Sepakbola Gajah since Perserikatan.[15] Until now the two clubs when they meet always compete with high tension.[16]

Persebaya also has another rival with Persija Jakarta, PSM Makassar, Persib Bandung in the Perserikatan era.[17][18]

## Sponsorship

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The main sponsorship list is as follows.[19]

* Kapal Api
* MPM Honda Jatim
* Indomie
* Citicon
* Teh Bonteh
* Extra Joss

## Colours and crest

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From the foundation of the club, the common home official kit includes a green shirt, green shorts, with yellow combinations. Green and yellow colours are also seen in the crest. The away kit of the club is associated with a white or black background.

## Players

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### Current squad

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As of 1 July 2025[20]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

| No. | Pos. | Nation  | Player

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2  | DF |  IDN | Arief Catur
4  | DF |  MKD | Dime Dimov
5  | DF |  MKD | Risto Mitrevski
7  | MF |  MEX | Francisco Rivera
8  | MF |  IDN | Oktafianus Fernando
9  | FW |  IDN | Rizky Dwi Pangestu
10  | FW |  BRA | Bruno Moreira (captain)
12  | MF |  IDN | Alfan Suaib
18  | DF |  IDN | Randy May
21  | GK |  IDN | Ernando Ari
22  | FW |  TLS | Gali Freitas
23  | DF |  IDN | Kadek Raditya
25  | DF |  IDN | Mikael Tata
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26  | DF |  IDN | Sheva Kardanu
33  | DF |  IDN | Koko Ari
39  | GK |  IDN | M. Ilham Al-Arif
52  | GK |  IDN | Andhika Ramadhani
53  | MF |  IDN | Rachmat Irianto
55  | MF |  IDN | Sadida Nugraha
66  | DF |  IDN | Dimas Wicaksono
68  | MF |  IDN | Toni Firmansyah
77  | FW |  IDN | Malik Risaldi
81  | MF |  IDN | Ichsas Baihaqi
88  | MF |  MNE | Miloš Raičković
91  | FW |  SRB | Dejan Tumbas
—  | FW |  IDN | Widi Syarief

### Retired numbers

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* 19 – Eri Irianto (posthumous)

## Management

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### Corporate hierarchy

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| Position  | Name

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Manager  |  Yahya Alkatiri[21]
Operationals Director  |  Puji Agus
Sponsorship Director  |  Lucia Cicilia
Technical Director  |  Uston Nawawi
Academy Director  |  Saleh Hanifah
Future Lab Director  |  Ganesha Putra
Secretary  |  Ram Surahman
Cooperative Director  |  Maurits Pangkay
Cooperative Supervisor  |  Hayadi
Cooperative Treasurer  |  Ali Smid
Cooperative Secretary  |  Anjar

### Coaching staff

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| Position  | Name

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Head coach  |  Eduardo Pérez
Assistant coach  |  Uston Nawawi
Physical coach  |  Shin Sang-Gyu
Goalkeeper Coach  |  Felipe Americo Martins
Team Doctor  |  Ahmad Ridhoi
Team Physiotherapist  |  Dominggus Ruku Yudit
Samudra Anggara
Under-20's Head coach  |  Sony Setiawan
Under-18's Head coach  |  Mat Halil
Under-16's Head coach  |  Khabib Syukron
Under-13's Head coach  |  Dani Cantona

### Staff

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| Position  | Name

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General Affair  |  Danang Bekti
Kit & Equipment Manager  |  Sutrisno Beny
Kit & Equipment Assistant  |  Djoko Sulistyo
Basori
Operational Equipment  |  Rio Wicaksono
Masseur  |  Yok Sebastian

### Head coach history

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Head coach by years (1987–present)

| Name  | From  | To

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Rusdy Bahalwan  | 1987  | 1993
Mudayat  | 1993  | 1995
Aleksandar Kostov | 1995  | 1996
Rusdy Bahalwan  | 1996  | 1999
Riono Asnan  | 1999  | 1999
Jacksen F. Tiago | 1999  | 2000
Rudy Keltjes | 2000  | 2001
Rusdy Bahalwan  | 2001  | 2002
Zein Al Haddad  | 2002  | 2003
Jacksen F. Tiago | 2003  | 2005
Freddy Muli  | 2005  | 2006
Gildo Rodrigues | 2006  | 2007
Ibnu Grahan  | 2007  | 2007
Suhatman Imam  | 2007  | 2007
Freddy Muli  | 2008  | 2008
Arcan Iurie | 2008  | 2008
Aji Santoso | 2008  | 2008
Danurwindo | 2009  | 2010
Rudy Keltjes | 2010  | 2010
Aji Santoso | 2010  | 2011
Divaldo Alves | 2011  | 2012
Ibnu Grahan  | 2012  | 2013
Fabio Oliveira [id] | 2013  | 2013
Persebaya Not Active  | 2013  | 2016
Iwan Setiawan | 2017  | 2017
Alfredo Vera | 2017  | 2018
Djadjang Nurdjaman | 2018  | 2019
Wolfgang Pikal | 2019  | 2019
Aji Santoso | 2019  | 2023
Josep Gombau | 2023  | 2023
Paul Munster | 2024  | 2025
Eduardo Pérez | 2025  | Present

## Honours

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Domestic

1st tier  | Titles  | Runners-up  | Seasons won  | Seasons runners-up
Perserikatan | 4 | 8  | 1951, 1952, 1975–78, 1987–88 | 1938, 1941, 1942, 1964–65, 1969–71, 1971–73, 1986–87, 1989–90
Liga Indonesia Premier Division / Liga 1 | 2 | 2  | 1996–97, 2004 | 1998–99, 2019
Indonesia Premier League | 0 | 1  |  | 2011–12
2nd tier  | Titles  | Runners-up  | Seasons won  | Seasons runners-up
Liga 2 | 3 | 0  | 2003, 2006, 2017 |
Domestic
Cup competitions  | Titles  | Runners-up  | Seasons won  | Seasons runners-up
Piala Utama[22] | 1 | 0  | 1990[23] |
Indonesia President's Cup | 0 | 1  |  | 2019
Piala Jusuf
(Makassar) | 1 | 0  | 1970  |
Piala Surya
(Surabaya) | 3 | 0  | 1975, 1976, 1977  |
Piala Tugu Muda
(Semarang) | 1 | 0  | 1989  |
Piala Persija | 1 | 0  | 1988  |
Piala Gubernur Jatim | 2 | 0  | 2006, 2020  |
Piala Dirgantara | 1 | 0  | 2017  |
Piala Indonesia | 0  | 0  |  |
International
Friendly tournament  | Titles  | Runners-up  | Seasons won  | Seasons runners-up
Aga Khan Gold Cup | 0 | 1  |  | 1970[24]
Unity Cup | 1 | 0  | 2011[25] |

## Ranking

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### World ranking

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As of 4 August 2024[26]
Current rank |  Country |  Team |  Points

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1351 |  | Albion F.C. | 1314
1352 |  | Gabala SC | 1313
1353 |  | Persebaya | 1313
1354 |  | SC Gagnoa | 1313
1355 |  | América de Quito | 1313

### AFC ranking

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As of 4 August 2024
Current rank |  Country |  Team |  Points

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136 |  | Nassaji Mazandaran | 1315
137 |  | Al Raed | 1314
138 |  | Persebaya | 1313
139 |  | Semen Padang | 1312
140 |  | Shahr Khodro F.C. | 1312

## Season by season records

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Season  | League/Division  | Tms.  | Pos.  | Piala Indonesia | AFC competition(s)  | ASEAN Club Championship

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1994–95 | Premier Division | 34  | 9 in East Div. | –  | –  | –  | –
1995–96  | Premier Division | 31  | 7 in East Div. | –  | –  | –  | –
1996–97  | Premier Division | 33  | 1 | –  | –  | –  | –
1997–98  | Premier Division | 31  | did not finish | –  | Asian Club Championship | First round | –
1998–99  | Premier Division | 28  | 2 | –  | –  | –  | –
1999–2000  | Premier Division | 28  | 6 in East Div. | –  | Asian Cup Winners' Cup | Second round | –
2001  | Premier Division | 28  | Semifinal | –  | –  | –  | –
2002  | Premier Division | 24  | 11 in East Div. | –  | –  | –  | –
2003  | First Division  | 26  | 1 | –  | –  | –  | –
2004  | Premier Division | 18  | 1 | –  | –  | –  | –
2005  | Premier Division | 28  | Second round (relegated)  | Quarter final | AFC Champions League | Group stage | –
2006  | First Division  | 36  | 1 | Quarter final | –  | –  | –
2007–08  | Premier Division | 36  | 14 in East Div. | Second round | –  | –  | –
2008–09  | Premier Division | 29  | 4 (PO Winners)  | Third round | –  | –  | –
2009–10  | Super League | 18  | 17 | Quarter final | –  | –  | –
2010–11  | LPI | 19  | 1 | –  | –  | –  | –
2011–12  | Indonesian Premier League | 12  | 2 | Semi-finals | –  | –  | –
2013  | Indonesian Premier League | 16  | Season unfinished | –  | –  | –  | –
2014  |
2015
2016
2017  | Liga 2 | 61  | 1 | –  | –  | –  | –
2018  | Liga 1 | 18  | 5 | Quarter-finals | –  | –  | –
2019  | Liga 1 | 18  | 2 | –  | –  | –
2020  | Liga 1 | 18  | did not finish | –  | –  | –  | –
2021–22  | Liga 1 | 18  | 5 | –  | –  | –  | –
2022–23  | Liga 1 | 18  | 6 | –  | –  | –  | –
2023–24  | Liga 1 | 18  | 12 | –  | –  | –  | –
2024–25  | Liga 1 | 18  | 4 | –  | –  | –  | –

Key

* Tms. = Number of teams
* Pos. = Position in league

### AFC

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* Asian Club Championship/AFC Champions League
* 1997–98 – First round
* 2005 – Group stage
* Asian Cup Winners' Cup
* 1999–2000 – Second round

## Performance in AFC competitions

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Season |  Competition |  Round |  Nat |  Club |  Home |  Away

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1997–98 | Asian Club Championship | First round |  | Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i | 1–2  | 1–4
1999–2000 | Asian Cup Winners' Cup | Second round |  | Bangkok Bank | 0–1  | 0–5
2005 | AFC Champions League | Group stage |  | Krung Thai | 1–2  | 0–1
| Binh Dinh | 1–0  | 0–0
| Busan IPark | 0–3  | 0–4

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## External links

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* Persebaya Surabaya at Soccerway
* Official website (in Indonesian)
* Official store of Persebaya

* v
* t
* e

Persatuan Sepakbola Surabaya

General|

* History
* Current squad
* Managers
* All players
* Statistics

Home stadium|

* Gelora Bung Tomo Stadium
* Gelora 10 November Stadium

Seasons|

* 2018
* 2019

Rivalries|

* Persija rivalry
* Super East Java derby
* Suramadu derby

Tragedies|

* Kanjuruhan Stadium disaster

Links to related articles

* v
* t
* e

Persebaya Surabaya – current squad

* 2 Catur
* 4 Dimov
* 5 Risto
* 7 Rivera
* 8 Oktafianus
* 9 Rizky
* 10 Bruno (c)
* 12 Alfan
* 18 Randy
* 21 Ernando
* 22 Freitas
* 23 Kadek
* 25 Tata
* 33 Koko Ari
* 52 Andhika
* 53 Irianto
* 68 Toni
* 79 Malik
* 88 Raičković
* 91 Tumbas
* Ilham
* Dimas
* Sheva
* Sadida
* Ichsas
* Widi
* Manager: Pérez

* v
* t
* e

Persebaya Surabaya – managers

* Rusdy (1987–93)
* Mudayat (1993–95)
* Kostov (1995–96)
* Rusdy (1996–99)
* Riono (1998–99)
* Tiagop c (1999–2000)
* Keltjes (2000–01)
* Rusdy (2001–02)
* Zein (2002–03)
* Tiago (2003–05)
* Muli (2005–06)
* Rodriguez (2006–07)
* Ibnu (2007)
* Suhatman (2007)
* Muli (2008)
* Arcan (2008)
* Aji (2008)
* Danurwindo (2009–10)
* Keltjes (2010)
* Aji (2010–11)
* Alves (2011–12)
* Ibnu (2012–13)
* Oliveira (2013)
* Vera (2017–18)
* Djadjang (2018–19)
* Pikal (2019)
* Aji (2019–23)
* Munster (2024–25)

(p) = player-coach; (c) = caretaker

* v
* t
* e

Indonesian first tier football champions

Stedenwedstrĳden era|

* 1930: VIJ
* 1931: VIJ
* 1932: PSIM
* 1933: VIJ
* 1934: VIJ
* 1935: Persis
* 1936: Persis
* 1937: Persib
* 1938: VIJ
* 1939: Persis
* 1940: Persis
* 1941: Persis
* 1942: Persis
* 1943: Persis

Perserikatan era|

* 1950: Persib
* 1951: Persebaya
* 1952: Persebaya
* 1953–54: Persija
* 1955–57: PSM
* 1957–59: PSM
* 1959–61: Persib
* 1962–64: Persija
* 1964–65: PSM
* 1965–66: PSM
* 1966–67: PSMS
* 1968–69: PSMS
* 1969–71: PSMS
* 1971–73: Persija
* 1973–75: Persija & PSMS
* 1975–78: Persebaya
* 1978–79: Persija
* 1980: Persiraja
* 1983: PSMS
* 1985: PSMS
* 1986: Persib
* 1986–87: PSIS
* 1987–88: Persebaya
* 1989–90: Persib
* 1991–92: PSM
* 1993–94: Persib

Galatama era|

* 1979–80: Warna Agung
* 1980–82: Niac Mitra
* 1982–83: Niac Mitra
* 1983–84: Yanita Utama
* 1984: Yanita Utama
* 1985: KTB
* 1986–87: KTB
* 1987–88: Niac Mitra
* 1988–89: Pelita Jaya
* 1990: Pelita Jaya
* 1991–92: Arseto
* 1992–93: Arema
* 1993–94: Pelita Jaya

Premier Division era|

* 1994–95: Persib
* 1995–96: Bandung Raya
* 1996–97: Persebaya
* 1997–98: season not finished
* 1998–99: PSIS
* 1999–2000: PSM
* 2001: Persija
* 2002: Petrokimia Putra
* 2003: Persik
* 2004: Persebaya
* 2005: Persipura
* 2006: Persik
* 2007–08: Sriwijaya

Super League/Liga 1 era|

* 2008–09: Persipura
* 2009–10: Arema
* 2010–11: Persipura
* 2011–12: Sriwijaya
* 2013: Persipura
* 2014: Persib
* 2015: season not finished
* 2017: Bhayangkara
* 2018: Persija
* 2019: Bali United
* 2020: season not finished
* 2021–22: Bali United
* 2022–23: PSM
* 2023–24: Persib
* 2024–25: Persib

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Seasons|

* 2008–09
* 2009–10
* 2010–11
* 2011–12
* 2013
* 2014
* ~~2015~~
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019
* ~~2020~~
* 2021–22
* 2022–23
* 2023–24
* 2024–25
* 2025–26

Clubs|

| 2025–26|

* Arema
* Bali United
* Bhayangkara Presisi
* Borneo Samarinda
* Dewa United Banten
* Madura United
* Malut United
* Persebaya
* Persib
* Persija
* Persijap
* Persik
* Persis
* Persita
* PSBS
* PSIM
* PSM
* Semen Padang

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Former|

* Barito Putera
* Bontang
* Deltras
* Gresik United
* Kalteng Putra
* Mitra Kukar
* Persela
* Persema
* Persepam
* Persiba Balikpapan
* Persiba Bantul
* Persidafon
* Persikabo 1973
* Persipura
* Persiraja
* Persitara
* PSAP
* PSIS
* PSMS
* PSPS
* PSS
* RANS Nusantara
* Sriwijaya

Defunct|

* Badak Lampung
* Persiwa

Competition|

* Club
* Winners
* Players (foreign)

Statistics and awards|

* Records
* All-time table
* Hat-tricks
* Top scorers
* Other awards

Associated competitions|

* Piala Indonesia
* AFC Champions League Two
* AFC Challenge League

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Football clubs in Indonesia

Aceh|

* Galacticos Bireuen
* Persas Sabang
* Persiraja Banda Aceh
* PSGL Gayo Lues
* Persal Aceh Selatan
* PSAP Sigli
* PSSB Bireuen
* PSBL Langsa
* PSLS Lhokseumawe
* Persidi Idi Rayeuk
* PSAB Aceh Besar
* PS Pidie Jaya

North Sumatra|

* PSMS Medan
* PSDS Deli Serdang
* PSKB Binjai
* PSKPS Kota Padang Sidempuan
* PSSD Dairi
* PS Kwarta Deli Serdang
* Bintang Medan
* Medan Chiefs
* Persebsi Sibolga
* Poslab Labuhan Batu
* TGM Medan
* PSSA Asahan
* YOB Belawan
* Karo United

West Sumatra|

* Semen Padang
* PSP Padang
* Gasliko 50 Kota
* PS GAS Sawahlunto
* Persiju Sijunjung
* PSPP Padang Panjang
* Batang Anai
* PES Pessel
* Persepak Payakumbuh
* PSBS Batusangkar
* PSKB Bukittinggi
* Dualipa
* Absolute

Riau|

* KS Tiga Naga
* Pekanbaru United
* Persemai Dumai
* Persih Tembilahan
* Persikalis Bengkalis
* Persiks Kuantan Singingi
* Persires Inhu
* PSBS Kampar
* PSPS Riau
* PS Siak
* PS Duri

Riau Islands|

* 757 Kepri Jaya
* PS Batam
* PS Karimun
* PS Bintan
* PS Natuna
* PS Shark
* Persedas Dabo Singkep
* YSK 757 Karimun

Bengkulu|

* Benteng HB
* PS Bengkulu
* PS Benteng
* PS Kepahiang
* PS Mukomuko

Bangka Belitung Islands|

* Belitong
* Persibabar West Bangka
* PS Basel
* PS Beltim

South Sumatra|

* Bhayangkara Sriwijaya
* Palembang Sportivo
* Persimuba Musi Banyuasin
* Persimura Musi Rawas
* PS Bank Sumsel
* PS Banyuasin
* PS Palembang
* Sriwijaya

Lampung|

* Bhayangkara
* Krui
* Laplata Yonif 143/TWEJ
* Persikomet Metro
* Persilat Central Lampung
* Persilas South Lampung
* PSBL Lampung
* PS Tanggamus
* SS Lampung
* Tanggamus Farmers

Banten|

* Adhyaksa
* Dewa United
* Perserang
* Persilebak Lebak
* Persipan Pandeglang
* Persita Tangerang
* Persitangsel Tangerang Selatan
* Persikota Tangerang
* Persic Cilegon
* Serpong City

Jakarta|

* Batavia
* Persija Jakarta
* Persitara Jakarta Utara
* Persija Barat
* Jakarta United
* PS Pemuda Jaya
* PSJS Jakarta Selatan
* UMS 1905

West Java|

* Persib Bandung
* Citeureup Raya
* Perkesit Cianjur
* Perses Sumedang
* Persigar Garut
* Persigarsel South Garut
* Persika Karawang
* Persikabo 1973
* Persikab Bandung
* Persikabbar West Bandung
* Persikabumi Sukabumi
* Persikas Subang
* Persikasi Bekasi
* Persikoban Banjar City
* Persima Majalengka
* Persindra Indramayu
* Persipo Purwakarta
* Pesik Kuningan
* PCB Persipasi
* PSB Bogor
* PSGC Ciamis
* PSGJ Cirebon
* PSIT Cirebon
* PSKC Cimahi

Central Java|

* ISP Purworejo
* Kendal Tornado
* Persijap Jepara
* PSIS Semarang
* Persis Solo
* PPSM Kartika Nusantara
* PSCS Cilacap
* Persipur Purwodadi
* PSIR Rembang
* Persiku Kudus
* Persitema Temanggung
* Persip Pekalongan
* Persekat Tegal
* Persibangga Purbalingga
* Persekaba Blora
* Persebi Boyolali
* Persibas Banyumas
* Persibat Batang
* Persika Karanganyar
* Persikas Kabupaten Semarang
* Persik Kendal
* Persibat Batang
* PSISra Sragen
* PSISa Salatiga
* Persab Brebes
* Persak Kebumen

East Java|

* Arema
* Deltras Sidoarjo
* Gresik United
* Madura
* Madura United
* Madiun Putra
* Mitra Bola Utama Sidoarjo
* Persatu Tuban
* Persela Lamongan
* Persekabpas Pasuruan
* Persebaya Surabaya
* Persebo Muda
* Persedikab Kediri
* Persekama Madiun
* Persekam Metro FC
* Persekap Pasuruan
* Persema Malang
* Persemag Magetan
* Persenga Nganjuk
* Persepam Pamekasan
* Persepon Ponorogo
* Perseta Tulungagung
* Persewangi Banyuwangi
* Persida Sidoarjo
* Persid Jember
* Persiga Trenggalek
* Persikapro Probolinggo
* Persinga Ngawi
* Persipro Probolinggo
* Perspa Pacitan
* Perssu Sumenep
* PSBI Blitar
* PSBK Blitar
* PSHW
* PSID Jombang
* PSIL Lumajang
* PSM Madiun
* PSSS Situbondo
* Sumbersari

Yogyakarta|

* Mataram Utama
* PSIM Yogyakarta
* Protaba Bantul
* Persig Gunungkidul
* Persikup Kulon Progo
* Persiba Bantul
* PSS Sleman

Bali|

* Bali United
* East Bali
* FSK Klungkung
* Perseden Denpasar
* Persekaba Bali
* Persibu Buleleng
* Perst Tabanan
* PS Badung
* PS Bangli
* PS Gianyar
* PS Jembrana
* PS Putra Angkasa Kapal
* PSAD Kodam IX/Udayana

West Nusa Tenggara|

* Persebi Bima
* Persekobi Bima City
* Persisum Sumbawa
* Persidom Dompu
* Perslobar West Lombok
* Perslotim East Lombok
* PS Sumbawa Barat
* PS Mataram
* PSKT West Sumbawa
* PSLT Central Lombok

East Nusa Tenggara|

* Persab Belu
* Persamba Manggarai Barat
* Persami Maumere
* Persap Alor
* Persarai Sabu Raijua
* Perse Ende
* Persebata Lembata
* Persekota Koepang
* Perserond Rote Ndao
* Persewa Waingapu
* Persim Manggarai
* Perss SoE
* PSK Kupang
* PSKN Kefamenanu
* PSN Ngada
* PS Malaka

West Kalimantan|

* Gabsis Sambas
* Persikat Ketapang
* Persipon Pontianak
* Persista Sintang
* Persiwah Mempawah
* PS Delta Khatulistiwa
* PS Kota Singkawang
* PS Kubu Raya
* Sambas Putra

South Kalimantan|

* Barito Putera
* Kotabaru
* Peseban Banjarmasin
* Persemar Martapura
* Persetala Tanah Laut
* PS Kab. Tapin

Central Kalimantan|

* Kalteng Putra
* Persekat Katingan
* Persekap Kapuas
* Persesam Sampit
* PSMTW Muara Teweh

East Kalimantan|

* Borneo
* Bontang
* Bontang City
* Mitra Kukar
* Nusantara United
* Persiba Balikpapan
* Persipas Paser
* Persikubar Putra
* Persikutim Kutai Timur
* PS Pengairan
* PS PPU
* PSPU Bontang
* RANS Nusantara

South Sulawesi|

* Alesha
* Gasma Enrekang
* Gasta Takalar
* Persibone Bone
* Persim Maros
* Persigowa Gowa
* Persipare Pare-Pare
* Perssin Sinjai
* PSM Makassar

Central Sulawesi|

* Celebest
* Persbul Buol
* Persipal Palu
* Persito Tolitoli
* Pestu Tojo Una-Una

North Sulawesi|

* Bolsel
* Persibom Bolaang Mongondow
* Persikokot Kotamobagu
* Persis Sangihe
* Persmin Minahasa
* Persma Manado
* PSKT Tomohon
* Sulut United
* Tahuna

North Maluku|

* Malut United
* Morotai United
* Persiter Ternate
* Persikota Tidore
* Persihalbar West Halmahera
* Persihalteng Central Halmahera
* Persihalsel South Halmahera

Maluku|

* Gemba
* Nusaina
* Maluku
* Persemalra Maluku Tenggara
* PSA Ambon
* Pelauw Putra
* PS Hatusela Mamala
* Tulehu Putra

West Papua|

* Persegaf Arfak Mountains
* Perseman Manokwari
* Persewon Wondama
* Perseka Kaimana
* Persifa Fak-fak
* Persikos Sorong City
* Persimans South Manokwari
* Persiss Sorong
* Persisos South Sorong

Papua|

* Persimer Merauke
* Persipura Jayapura
* Persidafon Dafonsoro
* Persigubin Gunung Bintang
* Persipani Paniai
* Persinab Nabire
* Persemi Mimika
* Persewar Waropen
* Persias Asmat
* PSBS Biak Numfor
* Toli
* Yakuhimo

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Football in East Java

League teams
(tiers 1–3)|

| 1|

Arema
Madura United
Persebaya
Persik Kediri

|

Deltras
Persela

Gresik United
Persekabpas
Persibo
RANS Nusantara
Sang Maestro

Liga 4 teams
(tier 4)|

AC Majapahit
Akor
ArekMalang Indonesia
ASIFA
Assyabaab Bangil
Bajul Ijo
Banyuwangi Putra
Blayu
Blitar Poetra
Bojonegoro
Bumi Wali
Cahaya Madura Muda
FC Pare
Gen–B Mojokerto
Hizbul Wathan
Inter Kediri
Kediri United
Malang United
Mitra Surabaya
Mojokerto
Mojosari Putra
Naga Emas Asri
Nganjuk Ladang
Ngawi
Pasuruan United
Persatu
Perseba
Persebo Muda
Persebo 1964
Persedikab
Persegres Putra
Persekam
Persekap
Persem
Persema
Persemag
Persepam
Persepon
Persesa
Perseta
Perseta 1970
Persewangi
Persid
Persida
Persiga
Persikapro
Persikoba
Persinga
Persipro 1954
Perspa
Perssu
PSBI
PSBK
PS Blitar Raya
PSHW Ponorogo
PSID
PSIL
PS Kota Pahlawan
PSM Madiun
PS Mojokerto Putra
PSSS
PS Unmuh Jember
Sinar Harapan
Surabaya Muda
Suryanaga Connection
Triple'S
UNESA

Rivalries|

* Super East Java derby
* Suramadu derby

Portals:

* Association football
* Indonesia

Authority control databases |

* VIAF

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