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Adhe

Adhe Makayasa

News editor

Adhe has previously worked for ESPN Star Sports, Fox Sports, and FIFA.

Manchester United was Adhe's first love, and he has since been covering the Premier League and European football for GOAL.

Adhe's favorite football memory is covering the Indonesia vs. Netherlands match at GBK in 2013, and randomly meeting Radja Nainggolan in the stands of Sultan Agung Stadium, Bantul, when the former Inter player was playing for Bhayangkara FC.

Adhe's areas of expertise after over a decade and thousands of football matches:

  • Deep knowledge of both Indonesian and European football
  • Premier League analysis
  • Covering a wide range of editorial topics

Adhe's All-Time XI (4-1-2-3) Edwin van der Sar; Dani Alves, Paolo Maldini, Nemanja Vidic, Roberto Carlos; Roy Keane; Xavi, Paul Scholes; Lionel Messi, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Cristiano Ronaldo.

Articles by Adhe Makayasa
  1. Arteta hails 'tremendous' Raya impact at Arsenal

    Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has issued high praise for David Raya, crediting the Spanish shot-stopper for fundamentally transforming the team's defensive stability in recent campaigns. Arriving initially on loan before completing a permanent switch, the 31-year-old has established himself as an indispensable figure during the club's push for major honours.

  2. 'I'm glad he came' - Flick hails Adeyemi's instant impact

    Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has spoken warmly of Karim Adeyemi following the German forward's productive start to life in Catalonia. Signed from Borussia Dortmund during the summer transfer window, the 24-year-old was initially expected to play a supporting role, but his explosive early form has disrupted the established attacking pecking order.

  3. Tuchel explains Alexander-Arnold and Palmer recalls

    England manager Thomas Tuchel has officially unveiled his squad for the upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures, headlined by the high-profile returns of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer. Both players missed out on the recent World Cup campaign but have forced their way back into the international fold following scintillating starts to the domestic season.

  4. El-Faouzi snubs Klopp and Germany for Morocco

    Schalke midfielder Soufiane El-Faouzi has ended speculation regarding his international allegiance after being selected in Morocco's latest competitive squad. The 24-year-old was strongly tipped for a surprise call-up to Jurgen Klopp's new-look Germany setup, but has opted to pledge his long-term future to the Atlas Lions ahead of upcoming qualifiers.

  5. Godin reveals how Costa made young Simeone cry

    Former Atletico Madrid defender Diego Godin has opened up on the relentless dressing room pranks a young Giuliano Simeone endured from Diego Costa and senior players. The Uruguayan icon recalled how the manager's son was frequently left in tears during his childhood visits, contrasting those chaotic memories with the forward's rise to prominence.

  1. Iraola touched by Anfield reception for Robertson

    Andoni Iraola expressed his delight after witnessing Liverpool supporters give Andy Robertson a rousing standing ovation on Tuesday night. The 32-year-old Scotland captain returned to Anfield for the first time since leaving during the summer, receiving an emotional greeting despite Roberto De Zerbi's side falling to a 3-1 Carabao Cup defeat.

  2. Vuskovic returns to Hamburg training after doping ban

    Mario Vuskovic received a rapturous reception at Volksparkstadion on Tuesday as he took part in Hamburg SV training for the first time since November 2022. Around 7,000 supporters gathered to welcome back the 24-year-old Croatian defender, who remains determined to rebuild his career after serving a four-year suspension for an alleged doping violation.

  3. Merino proud to captain Arsenal in cup win

    Mikel Merino expressed immense pride after taking the captain's armband and leading Arsenal to a convincing 4-2 win over Ipswich Town. The Spanish midfielder delivered an influential display by scoring once and providing an assist at Portman Road, ensuring Mikel Arteta's side booked their spot in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup in style.