The Indonesian Football Association (PSSI) is the governing body for football in Indonesia. Established in 1933, it oversees the organization and promotion of football activities in the country, including domestic leagues and national teams. PSSI is responsible for ensuring that the sport is played fairly and develops at all levels. PSSI also manages the Indonesian national football team, which competes in international tournaments such as the AFC Asian Cup and the FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The association works to improve the quality of football in Indonesia by providing training, resources, and support to clubs and players across the nation.