Bhayangkara FC Boost Attacking Power with Three New Foreign Signings

Bhayangkara FC have taken a decisive step to improve their attacking efficiency by officially signing three foreign forwards: Henry Doumbia, Privat Mbarga, and Moussa Sidibe. The move reflects the club’s determination to address their lack of goals during the first half of the 2025-26 Super League season, where scoring output failed to match expectations.

Throughout the opening 17 matches, Bhayangkara FC managed only 14 goals, a figure considered below standard for a team aiming to compete in the upper half of the table. This limited productivity has prompted the management to act quickly, identifying the attacking line as the key area in need of reinforcement ahead of the second half of the campaign.

Henry Doumbia arrives as a central striker with recent scoring momentum from his time in the Malaysian league. His experience across several Asian competitions is expected to bring greater sharpness and composure in front of goal, while also adding a physical presence that can trouble opposing defenders.

To strengthen the wings, Bhayangkara FC secured Privat Mbarga on loan, bringing pace and creativity to wide areas. His familiarity with Indonesian football is seen as a major advantage, particularly in transition play and counter-attacking situations where quick decision-making and accurate delivery are essential.

Completing the attacking trio is Moussa Sidibe, a player with proven consistency in the region and a strong understanding of the domestic league. With these additions, Bhayangkara FC are confident of improving their away form, increasing goal output, and climbing from their current ninth-place position as they push for a stronger finish to the season.