Persib Places Long-Term Faith in Ragnar Oratmangoen with Three-Year Deal

Persib Bandung have strengthened their squad for the 2026/27 season by signing Indonesia international Ragnar Oratmangoen on a three-year contract that will keep him at the club until 2029. The length of the agreement highlights the club’s confidence in his ability to become an important figure as Persib prepares for challenges in both domestic and continental competitions.
Ragnar joins a growing list of new arrivals that includes Gabriel Mutombo, Luka Menalo, Sandy Walsh, and Gakuto Notsuda. His signing reflects Persib’s broader strategy of assembling a deeper and more competitive squad capable of maintaining a high standard throughout a demanding campaign.

One of the main reasons behind the transfer is Ragnar’s extensive experience in European football. Before arriving in Bandung, he played for Dender in Belgium and previously represented several clubs in the Netherlands. His background at both club and international level is expected to bring valuable experience and leadership to the team.
Another factor that made Ragnar an attractive signing is his versatility in attack. He is capable of playing on either wing as well as in an attacking midfield role, giving the coaching staff greater tactical flexibility and more options when rotating the squad during a busy season.

Club management stated that the transfer followed recommendations from the coaching staff, who viewed Ragnar as the right fit for the team's long-term ambitions. Persib believe his quality, experience, and adaptability will strengthen the squad while helping the club remain competitive in Indonesia and across Asian competitions over the coming years.