Layvin Kurzawa wins Indonesian league with Persib, 19th trophy of his career | OneFootball

Layvin Kurzawa has won the Indonesian league with Persib, adding a 19th trophy to his haul. According to L'Équipe, the former Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain defender joined in January.

On Saturday, the Bandung club drew 0-0 with Persijap Jepara, a point that secured top spot at the end of the 34th and final round. The result confirmed a third consecutive crown.

The 33-year-old left-back arrived in late January on a five-month contract and needed only 7 matches to lift the title.

Before Indonesia, Kurzawa won Ligue 2 with Monaco in 2013 and collected 17 trophies with PSG.

Team-mate Andrew Jung, 28, also celebrates his first career trophy. The former QRM, Nancy and Valenciennes striker scored 11 league goals, the most for Persib this season.

Source: L'Équipe