A career shaped by two countries
Audero was born in Indonesia to an Indonesian father and an Italian mother, but grew up mainly in Italy. He joined Juventus's academy at eleven. That background frames his comments about a strong personal connection with his birthplace.
Bongda24h lists a Juventus spell from 2016 to 2019, including one first-team appearance before loan moves. It records 127 appearances for Sampdoria between 2019 and 2024, a 2023/24 loan to Inter and a subsequent move to Como. The report also identifies four Serie A titles in his career record.
A long-term aim, rather than a guaranteed outcome
Indonesia's recent FIFA ASEAN Cup success provides context for Audero's optimism. The new element is his outlook for the coming decade, not another trophy or an established victory against European opposition.
The report discusses European experience, youth development and international learning as resources for progress. Those factors do not prove a particular result will arrive by a fixed year. Nor does the ten-year ambition announce a new friendly schedule or guarantee Indonesia will beat any named opponent. Its significance lies in the direction Audero wants the national team to pursue, which future competitive performances will have to test.