Jakarta. The Indonesian Football Association (PSSI) has confirmed that seven sportswear brands from both domestic and international markets are competing in a tender to become the official apparel partner for Indonesia’s national football team.

PSSI Chairman Erick Thohir announced on Wednesday that the registration period for the tender had closed, with seven brands officially entering the process.

“The registration closed on July 10. The brands that have entered are Adidas, Warrix, Kelme, Erspo, Puma, Masagi, and Riors,” Erick said during a press briefing at the Sultan Hotel in Jakarta.

He expressed appreciation for the strong interest shown by the brands, noting that public enthusiasm for the national team has become a major draw for global and local apparel producers.

According to Erick, the seven brands are scheduled to present their proposals to PSSI on July 21. The presentations will determine which brand will secure exclusive rights as the national team’s official apparel partner for the 2026–2030 period.

Erick said the selection process will not only focus on design and product quality but will also consider each brand’s long-term vision and commitment to developing Indonesia’s football industry.

Currently, national team kits and equipment are supplied by local brand Erspo, whose contract runs until February 2026.

Over the past five years, Indonesia’s national team has changed kit suppliers three times -- from Nike to Mills, and now Erspo.