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. Porro speaks out on Tudor subbing Kinsky just 17 minutes into UCL horror show

    Pedro Porro has defended Igor Tudor's unprecedented decision to replace goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky just 17 minutes into Tottenham's crushing Champions League round of 16 first leg loss to Atletico Madrid. The young goalkeeper was replaced after a disastrous start at the Metropolitano, in which the visitors fell behind by three goals. Porro has now revealed the dressing room's reaction to the unexpected tactical move.

  2. Iran 'negotiating with FIFA' to move World Cup matches from U.S. to Mexico

    The Iranian Football Federation has entered urgent discussions with FIFA to relocate its 2026 World Cup group-stage fixtures from the United States to Mexico. Citing severe security concerns following a dramatic escalation in geopolitical tensions, Iranian officials claim they cannot ensure the safety of their squad on American soil. This unprecedented request threatens to disrupt the logistics of the first-ever expanded 48-team tournament.

  3. Jackson learns length of Bundesliga ban for brutal challenge in Leverkusen draw

    Bayern Munich striker Nicolas Jackson has been hit with a two-match suspension following his dismissal in the weekend's high-tension draw against Bayer Leverkusen. The Senegalese forward was sent off after a VAR review upgraded his initial booking for a dangerous stamp at the BayArena. With the German Football Association (DFB) confirming the punishment, Vincent Kompany faces a selection headache for Bayern's upcoming domestic fixtures.

  4. Man Utd's four summer transfer priorities revealed

    Manchester United are preparing for a transformative summer window, with the club reportedly identifying four key areas to strengthen. With Casemiro departing and several other veteran players facing uncertain futures, the recruitment team is scouting the Premier League for new talent. The Old Trafford hierarchy wants to balance the squad's age profile while also ensuring essential depth for a potential return to the Champions League.

  5. Dowman's dad slams coach for taking credit in Arsenal wonderkid's rise

    The father of Arsenal starlet Max Dowman has launched a stinging public attack on a youth coach for allegedly "cashing in" on his son's record-breaking success. Following Dowman’s historic goal against Everton, tensions boiled over on social media regarding who truly deserves credit for the 16-year-old’s development. The dispute has highlighted the intense scrutiny facing the Premier League’s youngest-ever goalscorer.

  6. Szoboszlai takes aim at Liverpool fans

    Dominik Szoboszlai has issued a blunt wake-up call to both his team-mates and the Liverpool faithful following a damaging 1-1 draw against Tottenham. The Hungarian midfielder, who opened the scoring at Anfield, expressed his deep frustration with supporters who opted to leave the stadium before the final whistle. With Liverpool's Champions League hopes hanging by a thread, Szoboszlai insisted that a fractured atmosphere is actively hindering the team’s performance.

  1. Lineker likens Ngumoha to Mbappe & talks up Dowman talent

    Gary Lineker has hailed the "enormous potential" of Premier League starlets Rio Ngumoha and Max Dowman, claiming the teenage duo represent the direct attacking profile England has long been "crying out" for. Following a historic weekend that saw Dowman break goalscoring records for Arsenal and Ngumoha shine for Liverpool, the former England captain expressed his excitement at the fearless approach shown by the next generation.

  2. Ancelotti's reveals 'it's a shame' text message he sent Valverde

    Real Madrid's former coach Carlo Ancelotti has revealed the light-hearted message he sent to Federico Valverde following the midfielder’s stunning hat-trick against Manchester City. The Uruguayan international produced the performance of a lifetime at the Santiago Bernabeu, single-handedly dismantling the Premier League giants in a sensational first-half display. His treble has put the Spanish giants in a commanding position ahead of the second leg.

  3. Wrexham urged to make 'extraordinary' move for Liverpool's Robertson

    Liverpool legend Andy Robertson has been touted as a dream target for Hollywood-owned Wrexham as his career at Anfield reaches a crossroads. Despite his decorated history on Merseyside, the veteran full-back has seen his involvement plummet this season following the arrival of fresh defensive competition. While a drop to the lower leagues remains speculative, the prospect of the Scotland captain leading the Red Dragons' project has sparked significant debate.

  4. Messi at Chelsea?! Blues aim to fast-track move for youngster

    Chelsea are reportedly fast-tracking their plans to integrate French sensation Rayane Messi into their first-team setup as Europe’s elite begin to circle. The 18-year-old winger, currently developing within the BlueCo multi-club network, has emerged as a primary target for several continental heavyweights. Despite the fierce competition, the Stamford Bridge hierarchy remains determined to protect their prized asset and accelerate his pathway to the Premier League.

  5. Why Bournemouth congratulated Michael B. Jordan on Oscar win

    Premier League side Bournemouth have led the sporting world's tributes to Michael B. Jordan following his historic best actor triumph at the 98th Academy Awards. The 'Sinners' star, who made history as the first person to win the prize for portraying twins, received a warm message from the South Coast club. The connection between the Hollywood icon and the Cherries remains a significant part of the club's ambitious global strategy.

  6. 'Serious concerns' - Rosenior facing Chelsea sack ALREADY

    Liam Rosenior’s tenure at Stamford Bridge is already under significant threat as the Chelsea hierarchy reportedly has "serious concerns" over his long-term suitability. Despite only being appointed in January, the former Hull City boss has struggled for the consistency and results required to meet the club's lofty ambitions. Internal figures are now weighing up another managerial change, leaving the project in a state of flux ahead of a pivotal summer window.

  7. Tottenham

    Spurs fans scrap protest ahead of Forest showdown

    Tottenham Hotspur supporters have made the choice to halt planned demonstrations against the club’s hierarchy ahead of a critical fixture in the relegation scrap. The group Change For Tottenham (CFT) announced the U-turn despite deep-seated anger toward the board, citing a need for unity as the club faces a genuine threat of losing its top-flight status. The focus now shifts entirely to supporting the players during a period of unprecedented crisis.

  8. ‘Just stop it!’ – Neville blasts Chelsea’s ‘ridiculous’ huddle routine

    Gary Neville has launched a scathing attack on Chelsea’s "ridiculous" pre-match huddle, labelling the routine a "nonsense". The Manchester United legend has urged manager Liam Rosenior to abandon the tactic following bizarre scenes involving referee Paul Tierney. With Chelsea's form dipping and a massive European clash looming, Neville insists the club must focus on performance over "gimmicks".

  9. Deco told he's owed apology over 'inspired' Cancelo signing

    Barcelona sporting director Deco is receiving widespread praise following the successful winter return of Joao Cancelo, with critics now being told they owe the club an official apology. Despite concerns that the Portuguese full-back had passed his prime during his stint in Saudi Arabia, his immediate impact under Hansi Flick has silenced the doubters. Deco has highlighted Cancelo's profound emotional connection to the club as a primary catalyst for the deal.