PBSI General Chair Appreciates Asian Games Medals, Reminds
October 8, 2026 · Perú
PP PBSI General Chair M. Fadil Imran assessed the Indonesian badminton team's medal win at the 2026 Asian Games as a good start, but emphasized the importance of evaluation for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
PBSI General Chair Appreciates Asian Games Medals, Reminds You
According to Sport.
Background
The Indonesian badminton team, under the leadership of M. Fadil Imran, is in a transformation phase aimed at improving its achievements at the world level. With the emergence of competitive young athletes, PBSI is trying to build stronger collaboration with the entire Indonesian badminton ecosystem. This will be important for winning gold medals in future competitions, including the 2026 Asian Games and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Why this is important
The Indonesian badminton team's achievement of two gold, one silver and three bronze medals at the 2026 Asian Games is a positive signal for the development of badminton in the country. PBSI General Chair M. Fadil Imran emphasized that this achievement is the first step in a larger transformation process, especially ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. This shows PBSI's commitment to continuing to improve the quality of athletes and achievements at the international level.
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PP PBSI General Chair M. Fadil Imran gave high appreciation to the Indonesian badminton team which won two gold medals, one silver and three bronze medals at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. In a thanksgiving event held at the PBSI National Training Field, Cipayung on Wednesday (7/10/2026), Fadil expressed his gratitude and stated that this achievement was not the end of a journey.
Fadil emphasized that the results achieved in Aichi-Nagoya were part of the transformation process being carried out by PBSI together with the entire badminton ecosystem in Indonesia. "Transformation in building collaboration with our badminton ecosystem is very important. Today we are grateful to see positive signs from this process, but remember, this is just the beginning," he said.
One of the positive things that Fadil expressed was the emergence of young athletes who can compete at the international level. However, he also reminded that winning at the Asian Games should not make the team feel like they have reached the peak of achievement. "Today's victory should be a bigger responsibility. We still have homework, namely consistency in performance and depth of athletes in each sector," he said.
Fadil also highlighted the importance of an individual approach in athlete development. Every athlete has different characters and needs, so the same treatment cannot be applied. "I always emphasize to coaches that no athlete is the same size. Everyone must be recognized and treated according to their individual needs," he said.
PBSI is now directly targeting preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Since the National Conference, a long-term program has been established to ensure that Indonesian representatives can compete optimally in all sectors and win gold medals. "Ahead of us are various important championships and the main goal is the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. We will qualify the maximum number of representatives in all sectors and win a gold medal for Indonesia," he explained.
Fadil hopes that the medals won at the Asian Games will not just be awards, but will be used as evaluation material and new standards for the Indonesian badminton team. "This medal should not just be kept in the cupboard. Every defeat must be a lesson, and every victory must be a new benchmark for all of us," he stressed.
The journey to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics has begun. The Indonesian badminton team is scheduled to leave for a European tour, including participating in the Denmark Open, French Open and Hylo Open. "The day after tomorrow the team will leave for a European tour. Because the journey to Los Angeles continues. The future of badminton is our shared responsibility," concluded Fadil.
What happened next
In the future, PBSI is expected to focus on evaluating and developing young athletes to ensure continued achievements. M. Fadil Imran emphasized the importance of consistency and depth of athletes in each sector, which will be the main challenge towards the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. With an individual approach in coaching, it is hoped that each athlete can reach their best potential and contribute more to the international arena.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did the Indonesian badminton team achieve at the 2026 Asian Games?
The Indonesian badminton team won two gold medals, one silver and three bronze medals at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
Who gave appreciation to the Indonesian badminton team?
PP PBSI General Chair M. Fadil Imran gave high appreciation to the Indonesian badminton team.
Why does M. Fadil Imran emphasize the importance of PBSI transformation?
Fadil emphasized that the achievements in Aichi-Nagoya were part of the transformation process being carried out by PBSI to build collaboration with the badminton ecosystem in Indonesia.
What will PBSI focus on after the 2026 Asian Games?
PBSI is now immediately targeting preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
What does M. Fadil Imran remind you about winning at the Asian Games?
Fadil reminded that victory at the Asian Games was not the pinnacle of achievement and the team still had homework to do regarding consistent performance and depth of athletes.
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