"So far, the recovery stage has begun to show good progress," said Bali United Team Doctor Dr. Ganda Putra in Gianyar, Bali.
According to him, the two players have not yet fully recovered from their injuries, forcing them to miss the team's last few matches.
He explained that from the results of the radiological examination, the condition of the two players' bones had not yet fused 100 percent.
Irfan Jaya suffered a fracture in his knee, while Iner suffered a fracture in the sole of her foot.
To improve their physical condition and strength, both players returned to aerobic training.
The club's medical team, nicknamed Serdadu Tridatu, estimates that the two will be able to join the squad in the next two to four weeks.
"They are currently at the aerobic training stage and will likely be ready to join the team in two to four weeks," said the doctor from Palembang.
Meanwhile, on a separate occasion, Bali United striker Irfan Jaya admitted that his knee condition had improved, estimated at around 90 percent.
"He's starting to get better and has started joining training from the sidelines," said one of the club's senior players.
Apart from Irfan Jaya and Reyner Barusu, another player who recently suffered a thigh injury was Brandon Wilson on December 29, 2025 when facing Dewa United.
Doctor Ganda estimates that Brandon will be out for the next two months to ensure the injury heals.
Meanwhile, Bali United's final match for the first round is scheduled to be an away match against PSM Makassar on Friday (9/1).
After that, Bali United is scheduled to start the second round of the competition by hosting Semen Padang on January 24, 2026 at the Captain I Wayan Dipta Stadium, Gianyar Regency, Bali.
