The growing number of young overseas Vietnamese players returning to compete in the V.League 1 is providing Vietnamese football with an increasingly promising talent pool for both domestic clubs and national teams.
To further strengthen their attacking line, Hà Nội Police have added striker Đinh Thanh Bình, a former U20 World Cup 2017 player and national team member.
The tournament has played an important role in developing pencak silat across Asia, with the federation committed to preserving and promoting the discipline for future generations.
Trường Tươi Đồng Nai FC have continued to make waves in the transfer market, with reports that the club has completed the signing of Serbian midfielder Milos Vulic ahead of the 2026/27 V.League 1 season.
The Việt Nam Football Federation has announced ticket prices for the match, ranging from VNĐ100,000 to VNĐ300,000 depending on seating categories. Tickets will be sold online via the ONEU application from 10am on July 8 until July 11 or until...
Thúy Vi delivered a strong performance in the women’s jianshu (sword) event, scoring 9.730 points to finish third and earn her first international medal of the year.
The 1997-born forward was appointed to the team leadership group by head coach Kim San-sik during the national team’s training camp for the regional tournament.
He combines physical strength with mobility, allowing him to compete with taller foreign defenders in the V.League 1 and adapt to the demands of regional competitions.
The latest call-up reflects a balanced combination of experienced players, promising young talents, as well as naturalised and overseas Vietnamese players who have shown good form at club level.
The programme is part of joint efforts by VFF and FIFA to expand the talent pool and build a sustainable pipeline for Việt Nam’s women’s national teams.
In a changing rhythm of life, the World Cup still marks a distinct period - one that reflects both enduring passion and the adjustments of modern living.