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Mirwan Suwarso, Presiden Como 1907, dalam wawancara terbarunya bareng Helmy Yahya, cerita kalau ia membangun Como pakai konsep Moneyball: pendekatan manajemen tim olahraga yang dipopulerkan Billy Beane di awal 2000-an. Idenya simpel tapi revolusioner, pakai analisis statistik untuk nemuin pemain yang undervalued di pasar, terus bangun tim kompetitif dengan budget terbatas. Konsep ini biasanya jadi andalan klub-klub kecil yang nggak bisa bersaing di bursa pasar melawan klub-klub tajir. Di Premier League, Brentford dan Brighton adalah dua contoh paling terkenal yang berhasil jalanin filosofi ini. Yang bikin menarik, Mirwan nggak cuma belajar teorinya doang. Dia ngaku pernah ketemu langsung sama Billy Beane untuk bekerjasama soal ini, dan juga sama Tony Bloom, pemilik Brighton, buat pelajarin sistemnya dari orang-orangnya langsung. Habis itu, dia sama timnya mulai bedah sistem tersebut, menganalisa apa yang bagus, apa yang kurang, sebelum akhirnya bikin versi Moneyball mereka sendiri. Prinsipnya satu: semua keputusan sepak bola harus berbasis data. Tapi Mirwan juga menegaskan satu hal penting: Como dibangun di atas sistem, bukan individu. Siapapun yang duduk di kursi pelatih nggak boleh jadi figur yang nggak tergantikan. Makanya, ia bentuk yang namanya “Dewan Sepak Bola” yang terdiri dari head of recruitment, head of development, head of football strategy, head of performance, tim pelatih, perwakilan pemilik, sport director, sampai tim keuangan. Semua keputusan sepak bola harus lahir dari kesepakatan bersama. Nah, konsep ini paling keliatan nyata di proses rekrutmen pemain Como. Mirwan Suwarso menjelaskan prosesnya yang berlapis dan cukup ketat. Mulai dari tim rekrutmen yang nyaring kandidat berdasarkan data. Kalau lolos, nama itu diterusin ke tim scouting buat dikonfirmasi langsung, apakah datanya akurat atau nggak, gaya mainnya cocok sama filosofi tim atau nggak. Kalau cocok, lanjut ke tahap behavior analysis, di mana sikap dan karakter si pemain dinilai. Baru setelah itu diserahin ke tim keuangan buat ngecek apakah nilai pasarnya masuk budget atau nggak. Kalau semua tahap itu udah dilalui, baru deh nama-nama kandidat yang lolos diserahin ke tim pelatih, biasanya 5-6 nama. Tim pelatih bebas milih siapapun dari daftar itu. Tapi kalau mereka punya kandidat sendiri di luar daftar, nama itu tetap bisa diajukan, dengan syarat harus ikutin seluruh proses rekrutmen dari awal juga. Melihat betapa sistematisnya Como dijalankan, proses rekrutmen yang ketat, semua diselaraskan dengan visi pelatih, dan ujungnya bermuara pada hasil nyata di lapangan, rasanya nggak heran kenapa mereka bisa bicara banyak musim ini di Serie A. Dan untuk kita sebagai orang Indonesia, ada kebanggaan tersendiri melihat klub yang paling dibicarakan belakangan ini, pemiliknya adalah orang Indonesia. 🥹❤️

Sekali lagi saya harus mengakui bahwa saya "tergocek" oleh Chivu. Sampai menjelang akhir musim, saya masih melihat bahwa Inter kesulitan melawan tim-tim papan atas yang jadi rival langsung untuk memperebutkan Scudetto. Ternyata, di akhir musim, semuanya baru terbuka. Melawan tim yang finish di 4 besar, cuma Napoli yang gagal dikalahkan. 2 tim sisanya dikalahkan kandang-tandang dengan agregat mencolok. Kalau kalah lawan tim papan tengah yang mepet ke atas, ya ga spesial lah. Musim 2023/2024, Sassuolo yang degradasi juga bisa ngalahin Inter 2 kali.

sementara tak jadi member sobat ambyar 😭

@InteristaLK masuk pot 3 Alhamdulillah setidaknya ada harapan

@danuarzani_ @InteristaLK Alhmdulillah

Ngeremnya tepat di depan garis finish. Wkwkwkwk.

Inter fans tonight

Some decisions change your life forever. 😏🖤💙

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@Windekind_Budi De Rossi 🔥🔥🔥

Interisti mau hatewatch yang mana nih? 😌

@Info_SerieA Inter

PERTANDINGAN BESOK Simple saja, siapa yang bakal kepleset?

"INTER, HUGE CONGRATULATIONS FROM ME TO YOU" - Dzeko: "Historic season for Inter, I'm not surprised. Muharemovic would be top signing" It was only in January — hardly a lifetime ago — that Edin Dzeko appeared ready to call time on his career. But true champions often draw on something deeper than pride alone. Dzeko found his answer by returning to Germany, throwing himself back into the battle in the 2. Bundesliga and helping Schalke 04 secure promotion back to the top flight. Mission accomplished, followed by celebrations on a boat party along the Costa del Sol. Then, on March 31, he experienced another priceless moment: helping unite Bosnians of three different ethnic backgrounds and two generations in celebration on the streets of Sarajevo, as the national team secured World Cup qualification for the first time since 2014. Now, having just turned 40, Dzeko is reflecting on the final chapter of an extraordinary career. What comes next for you? “I don’t know yet. I need to sit down and speak with the club. For now, I’m simply enjoying the happiness of having helped restore Schalke to where it belongs: the Bundesliga.” Just a few months ago, at Fiorentina, you seemed rather discouraged. “That’s true. I wasn’t playing much, the situation within the team was chaotic, and I was seriously considering retirement. But deep down, there was a voice telling me I couldn’t leave football feeling unhappy. So I made a change. I needed a club that would give me regular playing time, because my great objective was to take part in my final World Cup.” And so, your Bosnia played a cruel trick on Italy. Was that Dzeko’s revenge? “No — why would it be? Honestly, I believe your national team is stronger than ours. The match also unfolded the way it did because of Bastoni’s red card. In my opinion, Italy were eliminated because they felt the pressure of seeing a third consecutive World Cup slipping away — pressure that, from what I saw, was also intensified by the media.” In what sense? “For days, all the focus was on our stadium: the ‘hell’ Italy would face in Zenica, the balconies overlooking the pitch, the atmosphere. But there was very little analysis of the actual quality of the Bosnian team. We have several interesting talents, even if, on paper, we were not quite at Italy’s level.” Did the whole saga surrounding the celebration video — featuring Dimarco, Vicario and Esposito — fire you up? “I don’t think that incident had any major impact. I’ve certainly celebrated draws myself in the past. The issue is that, in the age of social media, you have to be extremely careful with everything you do, otherwise you risk being caught out. The circulation of that video certainly created a bit of noise.” In your view, what is the fundamental problem affecting Italian football? You’ve experienced it from different perspectives over many years. “It’s not really my place to say. But judging by the results, something is clearly broken. A team like Italy simply should not be afraid of opponents such as Bosnia — or Wales, for that matter.” Let’s go back to Florence. What went wrong there? “Sometimes you simply don’t settle in at a particular club. Expectations were high and, in the end, no one — myself included — managed to live up to them.” Inter are a club where you are still remembered fondly. Did you expect them to have a season like this? “I can’t say I’m surprised, because even when I was there, the club and the team were already operating at a very high level. But this has truly been a historic season, and I can only congratulate everyone involved. That includes Chivu as well: at first, people looked at him with a certain degree of skepticism, but he has genuinely proven his worth.” How far are Inter from becoming competitive in Europe again? “They didn’t do well in the Champions League, but that can happen.” A young Bosnian defender, Muharemovic, could be their first signing of the summer. “That would be a top-level move — both for Inter and for the player, whom I obviously know very well. He is a young defender who is ready to make the leap.” Is the other gem, Alajbegovic, ready for a big club? “He’s 18 years old and has a great personality. Otherwise, you don’t step up and take two decisive penalties in the World Cup playoffs. But he needs to keep his feet on the ground and choose carefully. My advice would be to go somewhere where he has the space to grow.” Will Dzeko’s other former club, Roma, qualify for the Champions League? “I hope so. Like Inter, Roma holds a special place in my heart. I’m hoping my former captain, Daniele, manages to stop Milan tomorrow — I think he can do it.” Finally, Edin, what is the secret to your longevity? “I’ve learned to take care of my body consistently. It’s the only way to slow down the aging process.” So, are you going to keep playing? “As long as I feel I can still be useful to the team I’m playing for, I have no reason to stop. I never would have believed that 10 years ago. So I’ll keep going — I just don’t know where yet.” GdS

Padahal beliau baru mulai menekuni bidang baru di luar sepak bola.

Nouvelle œuvre d'art 🤩🏆🖤💙🇮🇹

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