Terens Puhiri Ends a Decade at Borneo FC, Joins Sleman for Next Season

Terens Puhiri, the Papua-born winger, has ended his long tenure with Borneo FC Samarinda after ten years and will join PSS Sleman for the 2025-26 Super League season. His departure follows a period of surprising moves by Borneo FC, including loaning out Stefano Lilipaly earlier. This transfer marks a permanent move for Terens, unlike his previous loan stint with Port FC in Thailand in 2017.

The official announcement from Borneo FC expressed gratitude for Terens' dedication and wished him success at his new club. Terens started his youth career with Persisam Putra Samarinda U-21 before being signed by Borneo FC in 2015, where he developed into a key player.

During his time at Borneo FC, Terens delivered memorable moments, including a standout goal against Mitra Kukar in 2017. However, his recent season saw a decline in form, managing only two goals and one assist in 20 appearances, indicating a dip in his performance.

This move to Sleman offers Terens a fresh start and a chance to regain his best form as he embarks on a new chapter in his career. Fans will watch closely to see how the winger adapts to his new team and whether he can return to the peak levels he once showed.

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