The sports management of CS Visé announces the arrival of Syamsir Alam, an Indonesian striker of 19 years old (06/07/1992). The player (1,78 m; 70 kg) will be present in the restart of the trainings at the end of December.
Syamsir Alam is considered as a real talent in Indonesia. He began his international career in 2003 by being selected in the Indonesian national team U11 for Danone Cup in Paris. The year after, he was selected to represent the country in the category U14. In 2006, he trained with the National Team U23 while he only was 14. The Indonesian football put a lot of hope on him.
He followed a more classic way afterward because he participated in the campaigns of qualification for the Asian Cup in Vietnam (2007) then in Indonesia (2009) with the U 19. During this second phase, he made four goals in four games. He was recently selected with the U23 to participate in the SEA Games.
Syamsir Alam has already lived a first experience abroad, in 2006, by the training in the centers of Dutch clubs of Heerenveen and Vitesse Arnhem. Previous year, he was part of Pelita Yaya Jr's club. In 2007, he wore the jersey of PSJS with U18.
He then took the direction of Uruguay to join the Academy of very talented Indonesian players organized by the family Bakrie with the help of Carlos Molinari, his son, Federico, as well as Roberto Regis Milano, today all members of the management of CS Visé. They play every year in the official youth championship in Uruguay.
Syamsir Alam participated in the U17 championship in 2008 and 2009 and made respectively 16 then 14 goals. In 2010, with the U19, he scored 10 goals. Since January 2011, he was part of the U19 of Peñarol, club of Montevideo. He missed the last two month cause his selection in the U23 this year but he managed to score 6 goals in the championship. Between 2008 and 2011 he scored more than 50 goals with Indonesia and Peñarol.
He will join CS Visé in the next weeks. "The club counts on him in the future ", certifies Beppe Accardi, the sports adviser of the direction.
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