Indonesia national team head coach John Herdman has announced a 22-player squad for the training camp scheduled to take place in Bali from November 9 to 17, 2026. The selection reflects his plans to strengthen the national team while exploring new talent ahead of upcoming international competitions. Several familiar faces have retained their places, while a number of fresh names have earned opportunities to prove themselves.

One of the biggest surprises in the squad is Noah Adnan, a 24-year-old centre-back who currently plays for Loudoun United in the second tier of American football. His inclusion marks his first-ever call-up to the Indonesian national team. Although relatively unknown among Indonesian football supporters, Adnan now has an opportunity to demonstrate his abilities and convince Herdman that he deserves a place in the national setup.

Three other players will also be looking to make an impression during the training camp. Taisei Marukawa, Alta Ballah, and Arlyansyah Abdulmanan have received their first opportunities under the current selection. Their inclusion suggests that Herdman is keen to broaden his options and assess players who have yet to establish themselves at international level.

Meanwhile, Rafael Struick is among the most notable returning players. The Dewa United forward has earned another opportunity after spending a considerable period away from the national team. His recent performances at club level have helped him regain the coaching staff's attention. His return could provide Indonesia with additional attacking options alongside Jens Raven, Ragnar Oratmangoen, Adrian Wibowo, and Luke Vickery.

The 22-player squad features two goalkeepers, nine defenders, six midfielders, and five forwards. Nadeo Argawinata and Reza Arya are the selected goalkeepers, while the defensive line includes experienced names such as Mees Hilgers and Rizky Ridho. In midfield, Egy Maulana Vikri and Ivar Jenner will be among the players expected to contribute, with the attacking department offering a blend of familiar talent and emerging prospects. Overall, the Bali training camp represents an important opportunity for Herdman to evaluate his options, build team chemistry, and identify the players best suited to Indonesia's future challenges.