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Pro Titan Full name Pro Titan Football Club Nickname(s) Kuda Keraton Founded 1986 Ground Teladan, Medan Owner Sihar Sitorus Manager Rully Nere League Indonesian Premier Division 2009–10 Group 2 Indonesian Premier Division, 7th Home colours Away colours Pro Titan Football Club were promoted to the Second Division in 2009.[1] Their homebase is in Teladan, Medan.[2] Contents 1 History 2 About the Royal Black Stallion 3 Current squad 4 External links 5 References // History Pro Duta was originally known as Bandung Putra during the amateur years as a member club of the infamous Persib Bandung. In 1986, an entrepreneur and football enthusiast, Mr. Denny Susanto took the club private and had managed the club ever since. In 1987, the newly acquired club won the first division competition amongst Persib Bandung's club members. Pro Duta has been dubbed as a wonder baby for its achievements in being promoted for three consecutive years, climbing up the ladder from the Third Division in 2006 to the Premiere Division in 2008. In 2009, Pro Duta competed in the Premier Division for the first time under new management.[3] Now, their name changed to Pro Titan. About the Royal Black Stallion In early 2009, the ownership of Pro Duta was sold to Mr. Sihar Sitorus under the flag ship of PT. Togos Gopas, a plantation company. The Royal Black Stallion, Pro Duta FC's nickname, changed its club's logo and name to Pro Duta FC Indonesia. Under new management, Pro Duta FC will continue to be independent of government funding and be a privately operated professional football club in Indonesia. For the apparel, Pro Duta FC is supported by LOTTO in providing all apparel needed by team, both for the competitions and exercises. Moreover, Pro Duta FC Indonesia develops a sustainable partnership with the World's Organization of Children and commits to support one of UNICEF social campaigns in Indonesia, that is Cintai Anak Indonesia. The Royal Black Stallion concerns to support the Children of Indonesia as the next generation. Current squad Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. No. Position Player 4 DF Azmi Aswibi 5 DF Fadly 7 MF Zulham Zamrud 8 MF Furqon 9 FW Eka Santika 11 MF Wahyu Yudho Muktiadi 12 MF Abdul Gafar Lestaluhu 13 FW Zisva Macho Siswanto 14 MF Mitchell Nere 15 MF Imam Rohmawan 16 MF Rahmat Hidayat 20 GK Ghali Sudaryono 21 GK Iswahyudi 22 DF Edar Hendra Samudera No. Position Player 25 MF M. Ikhsan Lubis 26 MF Rachmadani 32 FW I Komang Mariawan 33 DF Febrian Avel 44 DF Yohanis Tjo-E 50 DF Morris Power Bayour 55 DF Sofyan Morhan 69 GK Andi Setiawan 79 DF Jordie Kartiko Asmara 88 DF Abraham Tobias 91 MF Irvin Museng External links The Official Website of Pro Duta FC The Official Website of Indonesian League References ^ "SEJARAH PRO DUTA FC INDONESIA (Indonesian)". http://produta.com/klub_protitan_fc.html.  ^ "Kehadiran Pro Titan ke Medan (Indonesian)". http://www.harian-global.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=42759:kehadiran-pro-titan-ke-medan-smeck-tetap-dukung-psms-sampai-kiamat&catid=79:bola-mania&Itemid=91.  ^ "Percaya Diri Bersaing (Indonesian)". http://www.jawapos.co.id/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=116237.  v • d • e Liga Indonesia Premier Division 2009–10 West Region Persiraja Banda Aceh · PSDS Deli Serdang · PSSB Bireuen · PSAP Sigli · PSMS Medan · PS Semen Padang · Persires Rengat · Persih Tembilahan · Persita Tangerang · Persikabo Bogor · Persipasi Bekasi Central Region Persikad Depok · Persikota Tangerang · Persikab Bandung · Persis Solo · Gresik United · Persidafon Dafonsoro · PSIS Semarang · PPSM Sakti Magelang · Deltras Sidoarjo · Mitra Kukar · Pro Duta · Persiba Bantul East Region PSIR Rembang · Persiku Kudus · PSIM Yogyakarta · PSS Sleman · Persigo Gorontalo · PS Mojokerto Putra · Persibo Bojonegoro · Persiram Raja Ampat · Perseman Manokwari · PSBI Blitar · Persipro Probolinggo v • d • e Football in Indonesia Football Association of Indonesia National teams Men's · Men's U-23  · Men's U-19 · Men's U-16 · SAD Team · Men's Futsal · Women's · Women's Futsal League competitions Indonesia Super League (ISL U-21) · Premier Division · First Division · Second Division · Third Division · Indonesian Futsal League · Indonesian Women Football Tournament Cup competitions Piala Indonesia · Community Shield · Inter Island Cup · International competitions Jakarta Anniversary Tournament · Indonesia Independence Cup Youth competitions Soeratin Cup (U-18) · Haornas Cup (U-15) · Women's Football Championship (U-16) · Aqua-Danone Nation Cup (U-12) · LPI (University · Senior High School · Junior High School) Defuntion competition Galatama · Perserikatan (en:Union League) · Galatama Cup · Liga Putri indonesia (en:Ladies League) · Soeharto Cup This article about an Indonesian football club is a stub. 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