Good News from Lilipaly for Liga 1 Clubs | Sport Betting | Online Sport Beting

TA888 - SC Cambuur midfielder from Indonesia sport betting, Stefano Lilipaly, opens the opportunity to return a career in his country. However, it will not happen soon. For now, Lilipaly wants to focus on developing himself with his sport betting club that is still struggling in Eerste Divisie - the second caste of the Dutch League. Finally, Leeuwarden's team closes the 2016-2017 sport betting season in third place. Only, they lost to MVV Maastricht in the semifinals of the play-offs so failed to win promotional tickets. " I want to focus on Europe first and reach the highest level possible. After three years, I might return to Asia because I want to end my career in Indonesia. The support and atmosphere there is incredible, "Lilipaly said.

Indonesian competition, especially League 1 as the first caste, does have the allure for Lilipaly. Not just for Lilipaly, former European big club players like Michael Essien and Peter Odemwingie just willing to graze in the country with the status of marquee player. Lilipaly also saw it as a positive development. "After the AFF Cup 2016, they want to do something for the good of Indonesian football, you can see Essien want to join," said Lilipaly. "I do not know if it's the best way to improve the league or not, but with more foreign players, the league would be better," said the Maluku-blooded figure.

Lilipaly plan to graze in the online sport betting country would be good news for clubs League 1. As previously known, he was linked with Persib Bandung. Lilipaly also recorded had play for Persija Jakarta in Indonesia Super League 2015, but the competition stopped due to stakeholder conflicts. From his experience play for Persija, 27-year-old online sport betting player was also admitted impressed with the figure of Bambang Pamungkas. "He is a online sport betting legend and has scored many goals for Indonesia, he is also working in the media and doing commercial activities, he does everything," Lilipaly said.