Indonesia AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 squad: Who's in and who's out?

It's a clear battle between Nadeo Argawinata and Muhammad Riyandi for Indonesia's No.1 jersey, with Shin Tae-yong seemingly leaning towards Argawinata.

Syahrul Fadil, meanwhile, is the third option and won't be expected to start games unless there is an injury or suspension to the other two goalkeepers.

The manager will have plenty of decisions to make at the back.

Naturalised defender Jordi Amat will be fancying his chances of breaking into the starting XI, but the experienced Fachruddin Wahyudi is another high-quality option in defence.

Asnawi Mangkualam and Pratama Arhan are likely to get the nod again down the wings following their stellar displays last year.

Indonesia's midfield consists of a mix of rising stars from local clubs and experienced campaigners.

Ricky Kambuaya was in fine form at the 2020 AFF Suzuki Cup, Marc Klok has proven to be a reliable option ever since acquiring Indonesian citizenship, while Marselino Ferdinan is one of the most exciting youngsters around on the Asian pitches.

And then there's Syahrian Abimanyu as well, who's back in Liga 1 after his spell with Malaysian giants JDT.

Egy Maulana Vikri is arguably the star name in the Indonesia squad, although Saddil Ramdani has also proven himself at a high level, regularly shining for Sabah in the Malaysian top flight.

And then there's veteran striker Ilija Spasojevic as well, who returns to the national team set-up after a lengthy absence.

Argawinata is likely to get the nod in between the sticks, with a four-man defence consisting of Asnawi, Amat, Aryanto and Arhan in front of him the most likely option.

There are plenty of different scenarios possible in midfield, with Klok and Abimanyu expected to act as the two deep-lying players, with the creative trio of Witan, Maulana Vikri and Ferdinan running riot in front of them.

The experienced Spasojevic could be featuring as the lone targetman who holds up the ball and gets his younger team-mates involved around him.

Indonesia XI (4-2-3-1): Argawinata; Asnawi, Amat, Aryanto, Arhan; Klok, Abimanyu; Witan, Maulana Vikri, Ferdinan; Spasojevic

As with every major tournament, there are always high-profile names who miss out for whatever reason and the AFF Championship is no exception.

Promising youngsters Ramai Rumakiek and Alfeandra Dewangga both won't be there and the same goes for Evan Dimas and Ezra Walian.