Arema FC Officially Parts Ways with Goalkeeper Lucas Frigeri
Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Arema FC has officially announced the departure of goalkeeper Lucas Frigeri.
- Frigeri spent two seasons with the club, playing 59 matches and contributing to their defense.
- He was instrumental in Arema FC's 2024 President's Cup victory, particularly in the penalty shootout against Borneo FC.
Indonesian football club Arema FC has officially confirmed the separation from their goalkeeper, Lucas Frigeri. The club and the player mutually agreed not to extend his contract, which concluded on May 25, 2026. Frigeri has been a significant part of the team for the past two seasons.
Yusrinal Fitriandi, General Manager of Arema FC, expressed gratitude for Frigeri's dedication and substantial contributions during his time with the team. The management also extended their best wishes for Frigeri's future career, hoping he continues to be an inspiration in the world of football.
During his tenure with "Singo Edan" (Arema FC's nickname), Frigeri participated in 59 matches. He was recognized for his crucial saves, composure, and leadership on the field. A particularly memorable moment for Aremania (Arema FC fans) was the 2024 President's Cup final against Borneo FC, where Frigeri's performance in the penalty shootout secured a valuable trophy for Arema FC.
This past season, Frigeri recorded 21 appearances in the Super League and achieved four clean sheets. His consistent performances made him a central figure in strengthening Arema FC's defense. The club acknowledged his consistent contribution as vital to the team's defensive success.
Thank you for the dedication and great contribution Frigeri made while defending the team. The management also prays for the best for Frigeri's career in the future, hoping he remains an inspiration in the world of football.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.