Official: Cremona signs Indonesian national goalkeeper Odero on loan, including buyout option

July 27th, Serie A newly promoted Mark Cremona officially announced that he would sign the goalkeeper of Como and the Indonesian national goalkeeper Odero on loan, with the lease including the buyout option.

Odero was born in Matalan, Indonesia on January 18, 1997. He moved to Italy when he was young and grew up in the Juventus youth training system. After three years of back and forth between the youth team and the first team, he made his Serie A debut on May 27, 2017. After performing well in Serie B with the newly promoted team Venice in 2019, he joined Sampdoria and played for five seasons, making 169 appearances, becoming one of the most reliable goalkeepers in Serie A.

After ending Samp's career, Odero joined Inter Milan as the second goalkeeper, won the Serie A championship with the team and completed his first European appearance. Since then, he has played for Cuomo and Palermo, with a total of 23 appearances. He has made 176 appearances in Serie A and completed 38 clean sheets. In his youth stage, he represented the national youth teams at all levels in Italy, and finally chose to guard the goalkeeper of the Indonesian national team. He made his debut in the 2026 World Cup qualifier against China in June this year.