Warna Agung

PS Warna Agung
Full name	Perserikatan Sepakbola Warna Agung Jakarta
Nickname(s)	The Grand Color
Founded	1971
Dissolved	1995
Ground	Gelora Bung Karno Stadium
Capacity	80.000
Owner	PT. Warna Agung
CEO	Benny Mulyono
League	Galatama
	Home colours
	Home colours

PS Warna Agung was an Indonesian football club based in Jakarta. The team played in The Indonesian Liga Sepakbola Utama - Galatama.

Former players

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—		IDN	Maman Suryaman
—	DF	IDN	Simson Rumah Pasal
—	MF	IDN	Ronny Pattinasarany
—	FW	IDN	Risdianto
—	FW	IDN	Timo Scheunemann
—	FW	IDN	Stevanus Sirey
—		IDN	Dudung Abdulah
—	FW	IDN	Widodo C. Putro
—		IDN	Ahmad Latif
—		IDN	Karyono Suparjo

Former Coach

Endang Witarsa

References

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v t e Indonesian first tier football champions
Stedenwedstrĳden era	1930: VIJ 1931: VIJ 1932: PSIM 1933: VIJ 1934: VIJ 1935: Persis 1936: Persis 1937: Persib 1938: VIJ 1939: Persis 1940: Persis 1941: Persis 1942: Persis 1943: Persis
Perserikatan era	1950: Persib 1951: Persebaya 1952: Persebaya 1953–54: Persija 1955–57: PSM 1957–59: PSM 1959–61: Persib 1962–64: Persija 1964–65: PSM 1965–66: PSM 1966–67: PSMS 1968–69: PSMS 1969–71: PSMS 1971–73: Persija 1973–75: Persija & PSMS 1975–78: Persebaya 1978–79: Persija 1980: Persiraja 1983: PSMS 1985: PSMS 1986: Persib 1986–87: PSIS 1987–88: Persebaya 1989–90: Persib 1991–92: PSM 1993–94: Persib
Galatama era	1979–80: Warna Agung 1980–82: Niac Mitra 1980–83: Niac Mitra 1983–84: Yanita Utama 1984: Yanita Utama 1985: KTB 1986–87: KTB 1987–88: Niac Mitra 1988–89: Pelita Jaya 1990: Pelita Jaya 1990–92: Arseto 1990–92: Arema 1993–94: Pelita Jaya
Premier Division era	1994–95: Persib 1995–96: Bandung Raya 1996–97: Persebaya 1997–98: season not finished 1998–99: PSIS 1999–2000: PSM 2001: Persija 2002: Petrokimia Putra 2003: Persik 2004: Persebaya 2005: Persipura 2006: Persik 2007–08: Sriwijaya
Super League/Liga 1 era	2008–09: Persipura 2009–10: Arema 2010–11: Persipura 2011–12: Sriwijaya 2013: Persipura 2014: Persib 2015: season not finished 2017: Bhayangkara 2018: Persija 2019: Bali United 2020: season not finished 2021–22: Bali United 2022–23: PSM 2023–24: Persib

v t e Liga Primer Indonesia
Teams	Aceh United Bali Devata Bandung F.C. Batavia Union Bintang Medan Bogor Raya Cendrawasih Papua Jakarta FC 1928 Manado United Medan Chiefs Minangkabau F.C. Persebaya 1927 Persema Malang Persibo Bojonegoro Persis Solo PSM Makassar Real Mataram Semarang United Tangerang Wolves
Others	Pre-season Tournament List of foreign players