Dutch-born Player Justin Hubner Officially Becomes Indonesian Citizens
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Jakarta – The Wolverhampton Wanderers U-21 defender Justin Hubner officially became an Indonesian citizen after he took his oath at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kemenkumham) office in Jakarta on Wednesday.
The Ministry of Law and Human Rights provided a streaming service during the oath-taking process, and the Dutch-born man was seen singing the Indonesia Raya song before taking his loyalty oath.
"By Allah Almighty, I solemnly swear. Letting go, all loyalty with the strength of my heart, hereby submit and be loyal to the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, Pancasila, and the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia," said Hubner, who followed Ibnu Chuldun's direction.
Justin Hubner
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"And will defend it, earnestly and will carry out, obligations, which the state imposes on me, as an Indonesian citizen, sincerely and sincerely," said the Dutch-born player.
Justin Hubner followed his other colleagues, Ivan Jenner and Rafael Strujik. Initially, he would not be naturalized because he was called up by the Dutch national team age group.
Not long ago, PSSI announced that they would continue Justin Hubner's naturalization process as announced in early November.
At that time, PSSI said that Justin Hubner was only waiting for approval from Indonesian President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) before taking his oath. Thus, Hubner immediately defended the Indonesian national team.
It is known, there will be two matches that he can participate in, namely the 2024 Asian Cup and the U-23 Asian Cup.
