VN U22 team to take part in Toulon Tournament

The Việt Nam U22 team will take part in the Toulon Tournament to be held in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France from December 23 to January 7 next year, the Việt Nam Football Federation (VFF) has announced.

Midfielder Thái Quý a rising star

The 23-year-old Hà Nội FC midfielder scored one goal and assisted another to make sure his side came from behind and lifted the trophy with a 2-1 win on September 20.

Coach Park honoured with second-class labour medal

Thiện said that since Park came to work in Việt Nam, Vietnamese football had made great progress, starting with the runner-up of AFC U23 Championship 2018 which made history as a Vietnamese football's teams best-ever finish at an Asian competition.

VN to focus on World Cup qualifiers: coach Park The South Korean coach was speaking to media on Tuesday at the U22 Việt Nam team's training camp to prepare for the 31st SEA Games to be held in Việt Nam next year.

Midfielder Hải ranked among leading 500 players in the world Vietnamese midfielder Nguyễn Quang Hải has been unexpectedly named among the 500 most important footballers in the world by football publication World Soccer.

Fullback Thanh battles on pitch, as his dad fights cancer

The fullback dedicated the goal to his father, who is bravely battling cancer in his hometown of Hải Dương.

Midfielder Long starting to fulfill his potential at last The former national U19 star has scored four goals in nine matches for the Hòa Xuân Stadium side.

Coach Park among the best coaches in Asia: Fox Sports

Since arriving in Việt Nam in 2017, the South Korean coach has led Vietnamese teams to success in the continent and region.

Hậu named among leading Asian defenders Defender Đoàn Văn Hậu is selected as one of the best nine defenders in the Asian football history by the prestigious sports website Fox Sports Asia.

From 'Maradona Việt Nam' to assistant of Park Hang-seo

While the 51-year-old never reached the heights El Diego did, he has become an effective assistant of Việt Nam’s head coach Park, a title he's held since early 2018, while also serving as president of HCM City FC, succeeding national team icon Lê Công Vinh.