Persib Bandung Signs Iraqi National Defender Frans Putros to Strengthen Defense

Persib Bandung has officially announced the signing of Iraqi national team defender Frans Putros, revealing the news uniquely through a flower board displayed on Jalan Asia Afrika. The local mayor helped unveil the player’s name alongside the Iraqi flag, confirming Putros as the latest addition to the Maung Bandung squad. This creative announcement drew attention and excitement among the club’s supporters.
Before joining Persib, Putros played for Thailand’s Port FC, where he spent two seasons alongside Indonesian international Asnawi Mangkualam. During his time at Port FC, he made 95 appearances, scoring five goals and providing seven assists. Prior to his stint in Thailand, Putros had a varied career in Denmark, representing clubs such as Viborg, Hobro IK, Silkeborg, and Aarhus. Born in Denmark with Iraqi heritage, he has chosen to represent Iraq internationally, earning 20 caps so far.
The 32-year-old defender is expected to boost Persib’s squad depth, particularly in defense. With the upcoming 2025/2026 season involving participation in both the Indonesian Super League and the AFC Champions League 2, the club aims to maintain a strong and balanced lineup to manage the demands of competing on multiple fronts.
Persib’s management emphasized the importance of having quality players across the squad to allow effective rotation and maintain performance throughout the season. The signing of Putros reflects the club’s ambition to compete at a high level in domestic and continental competitions by reinforcing key positions with experienced players.
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