Putu Gede Suwi Santoso

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Putu Gede Suwi Santoso
Personal information
Full name	I Putu Gede Suwi Santoso
Date of birth	(1973-12-01) 1 December 1973 (age 51)
Place of birth	Denpasar, Indonesia
Height	1.71 m (5 ft 7 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Team information
Current team	Persekat Tegal (head coach)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1994–1996	Persebaya Surabaya
1996–1997	Mitra Surabaya
1997–1999	Persija Jakarta
1999–2001	Arema Malang
2002–2003	Deltras Sidoarjo
2004–2006	Arema Malang
2007–2008	Persita Tangerang
2008	Persebaya Surabaya
2008–2009	Persekabpas
2010–2012	Persipro Probolinggo	52	(11)
International career
2000–2004	Indonesia	18	(0)
Managerial career
2013	Persipro Probolinggo (assistant)
2014	PSBK Blitar
2017	Persibo Bojonegoro
2018	Perseru Serui
2019	Babel United
2020	PSG Gresik
2021	Persekat Tegal
2022	PSS Sleman
2022–2023	PSMS Medan
2023	Arema (caretaker)
2023	Arema (assistant coach)
2023–2024	Persikab Bandung
2024	Persibo Bojonegoro
2024–	Persekat Tegal
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

I Putu Gede Suwi Santoso (born in Denpasar, 1 December 1973) is an Indonesian former footballer. He normally plays as a defensive midfielder. His name Suwi is derived from the first syllable of his father's and mother's name.

In 2007, Putu Gede moved to Persita Tangerang from Arema Malang, following Benny Dollo, Arema's coach who helped winning Piala Indonesia twice. In Arema, Putu become ever a captain and helped this club winning Piala Indonesia twice (2005 and 2006). Like Ansyari Lubis, he has much experience, high flying hours and spirit leadership. With his position Putu look very easy contents of field when his team attack although get pressure from enemy's team.

As a captain he is not typical, he often provocated from the opponent or enemy in the field. However, he still have an own-plus, he can firing spirits his club teammates for winning a match.

After retiring from playing in 2012, Putu Gede was appointed assistant head coach of his last club Persipro Probolinggo in 2013. He was appointed head coach of PSBK Blitar in 2014. in 2017, I Putu Gede take charge of Persibo Bojonegoro as a head coach.^[1]

Putu Gede is a former Indonesia national football team player.

Honours

Club

Arema Malang

Liga Indonesia First Division: 2004
Copa Indonesia: 2005, 2006

International

AFF Championship

Runners-up (2) : 2000, 2002

References

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External links

Putu Gede Suwi Santoso at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e Indonesia squad – 2000 AFC Asian Cup
1 Hendro 3 Aji (c) 4 Ismed 5 Bejo 6 Eko 7 Putu Gede 8 Seto 9 Uston 10 Kurniawan 11 Bima 12 Ivakdalam 13 Komang 14 La'ala 15 Yaris 16 Nahumarury 17 Gultom 18 Warsidi 19 Nur'alim 20 Bambang 21 Putiray 22 Gendut 23 Slamet Coach: Nandar

PSS Sleman – managers

Suwarno (1995–96)
Nurdjoko and Sjahruddin (1999–2000)
Suwarno (2001–02)
Suryata (2003)
Roekito (2004–05)
Karya (2005)
Kiswanto (2005–06)
Montes (2007)
Keltjes (2007)
Setiawan (2008)
Suryata (2008)
Durachman (2008–09)
Matmey (2009–10)
Bettay (2010)
Lolombulan (2010)
M. Basri (2010–11)
Widyantoro (2011–12)
Hanafi (2013)
Sutanto (2013)
Pribadi (2013)
Anwar (2014)
Kiswanto (2014)
Hartono (2015)
Listyantara (2015)
Mulli (2016–17)
Kiswanto (2017–18)
Nurdiantoro (2018–19)
Pérez Morán (2020)
Antonić (2020–21)
Putu Gede (2021–22)
Nurdiantoro (2022–23)
Mihail (2023)
Crasson (2023)
Vidaković (2023–24)
Lopes (2024)
Mazola Jr. (2024–)

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