Profile of Chairal Tanjung, CT biological brother Garuda Deputy Commissioner - Chairal Tanjung is the only old face on the board of commissioners of PT Garuda Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. However, Chairil's position rose from commissioner to deputy chief commissioner (komut).

His position in the board of commissioners is the representation of PT Trans Airways, a subsidiary of CT Corp which holds 25.61 percent of Garuda's shares. In addition to Chairal, CT 'right hand' Dony Oskoria re-entered Garuda as deputy managing director after being removed as commissioner in April 2019.

Chairal Tanjung is the younger sister of Chairul Tanjung (CT). In addition to CT, Chairal has a sister who is also CT's sister, Chairil Tanjung. While there are three younger siblings namely Selvi Tanjung, Lukman Hakim Tanjung, and Oki Hahaman Tanjung.

CT biological brother Garuda Deputy Commissioner

Chairal is known to be close to CT, the ninth richest person in Indonesia's Forbes 2019 version. He is actively involved in the CT Corp business where his brother is currently chairman.

Before joining CT Corp, Chairal worked as an auditor at the Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP) in 1987. His career as a public servant was inseparable from the education he took at the State College of Accountancy (STAN).

He gave up his status as a civil servant to join CT Corp, which was then called the Para Group. Chairal's career began in 1992 as a financial manager. Since then, he has been involved in various positions in CT Corp subsidiaries such as Mega Finance, Mega Life, Mega Bank, and Trans Studio. Currently, the man who was born in Jakarta is the Managing Director of CT Corp.

While working, Chairal returned to college. He earned a Bachelor of Economics degree at UI in 1997 and a Masters degree at UI in 2006.

In 2014, CT bought 10.28 percent of Garuda shares worth Rp1.53 trillion. Since then, Chairal is believed to have occupied the seat of the commissioner of the state-owned airline. His position has now risen to become a deputy commander accompanying Triawan Munaf who was appointed as a commut.

If Persib Really recruited Bruno Matos ...

Quaint situation of Bruno Matos. Despite impressing with Bhayangkara FC throughout the second half of League 1 2019, he was released. Then, news emerged that he was close to Persib.

Matos is now not tied to any club. However, such conditions are unlikely to last long. A number of clubs reportedly very interested in using the services of the Brazilian figure. Persib Bandung is one of them.

The news of Persib's interest has been circulating since the end of December 2019. Even so, it was only in mid-January 2020 that they opened their votes. Persib through the coach, Robert Alberts, openly stated that his team was indeed monitoring the attacker.

Persib released Ezechiel N'Douassel to Bhayangkara FC. Well, the arrival of Ezechiel is rumored to make Bhayangkara FC inevitably have to release one foreign player and that is Matos.

Actually, Bhayangkara FC could have made Ezechiel and Matos play together. The trick is to place Matos as an attacking midfielder as he plays in Persija Jakarta.

However, first of all, Bhayangkara FC's foreign player slot is full. They also have Renan Silva and Adam Alis who can play the position. Second, Matos has a bad history as an attack creator.

He recorded the bad history while strengthening Persija. Placed as an attacking midfielder and occasionally on the right wing, Matos actually seems to try more often to create opportunities for himself than other players.

The issue that came after him, Matos was labeled as a selfish player. No wonder when word got out that he was bickering with Marko Simic, the Persija attacker. The two figures do indeed look unified when played together.

This coherent condition is increasingly seen when one of them is absent. In the AFC Cup, Matos was able to score seven goals in six matches when Simic was forced to pull over because of being hit by problems in Australia.

Conversely, Simic who had fallen suddenly suddenly sharp when Matos was parked on the bench. Simic's goal record even increased dramatically by becoming the top scorer through 28 goals when Matos was thrown to Bhayangkara FC.

This situation is caused by both of them being finisher type players, even though they have different styles. Simic is the classic ninth attacker, while Matos is an attacker who likes to create chances for himself.

Whatever it is, what is clear, they are goal scorers. This aspect has even been prominent in Matos since defending PKNS FC in the Malaysian League for half a season. In eight matches, he was able to score seven goals without a single assist.

Not surprisingly, the role of the attacking midfielder was not suitable for Matos. Fortunately, Matos did not experience it at Bhayangkara FC. Here he gets the role of a wing attacker and the occasional center attacker.

More than that. Matos also seemed to be given freedom when playing. The 'selfish' nature of Matos has become more useful. That is why his performance has improved dramatically with 9 goals in 17 matches for Bhayangkara FC.

This kind of treatment must be considered by Persib if it really recruits Matos. The ability and main nature of the Brazilian goal-hungry goal must be accommodated through the right role and scheme.

Persib also should not bring in attackers if, once again, they actually bring Matos. They must find an attacker who can match Matos, instead of those who have similar tendencies like Simic.

That way Persib can get the best performance Bruno Matos.