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Former national footballer, Ramdani Lestaluhu is auctioning a jersey
Indonesian National Team
his to help the victim
Sumatra disaster
.The costume worn in the 2014 AFF Cup sold for IDR 100 million.
The auction for Ramdani Lestaluhu’s jersey was held at the charity match for Sumatra which took place at the GBK Madya Stadium, Jakarta, Friday (19/12).The former Persija Jakarta star wants to contribute to disaster management in Sumatra.
“For me, I don’t know what I should contribute to help. But from a football gathering like this, perhaps only a jersey can be given,” said Ramdani at Madya Stadium, Friday (19/12).
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“It doesn’t matter how much it sells, but for me I hope it can be useful for our brothers and sisters in Sumatra,” he added.
Ramdani explained the reason for taking off the Indonesian National Team jersey he once wore.According to the player from Maluku, the costume means something special to him.
“First, because number 5 is my date of birth. Second, it was the first time I entered the national team at AFF,” he said.
“At that time I was still young, there were many great seniors like Firman, Bachdim and Gonzales. That is the real memory,” he continued.
Meanwhile, APPI CEO, Mohamad Hardika Aji, said that the total funds obtained from the auction amounted to IDR 232 million.Several big names such as Rizky Ridho, Ramdani Lestaluhu, Egy Maulana Vikri, and Rafael Struick contributed jerseys.
Then clubs such as Persib Bandung and PSS Sleman also auctioned off jerseys through this charity match.The highest price for the jersey released was that of Ramdani Lestaluhu, valued at IDR 100 million.
“If I’m not mistaken, the jersey auction could generate a total of IDR 232 million from the jersey auction alone. Then there are also monetary donations that have not been recorded. We will definitely report it,” said Aji.
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