Margono was officially introduced as a player for Dukagjini in Kosovo on February 5, 2025.[8] He made his debut in the Kosovo Superleague in a 1–0 defeat to FC Ballkani on February 7.[9] He achieved his first win with Dukagjini in a 2–1 victory over Suhareka on February 15.[10]
International career
Margono is eligible to represent the Indonesia, United States, and Iran internationally through his birth and his parents.[11]
Personal life
On March 21, 2024, Margono officially reaffirmed his Indonesian citizenship.[12] Born in the United States to an Indonesian father and an Iranian mother, he initially held limited dual nationality of both the United States and Indonesia. His Indonesian citizenship was revoked when he turned 21, as he failed to declare it within the required time limit. He later obtained an affidavit from the Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights and Ministry of the State Secretariat to re-declare his Indonesian citizenship.[13]
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