Nham Manh Dung’s recent performances could make him coach Kim Sang Sik’s top choice to fill Nguyen Xuan Son’s position on the Vietnam national team.

Coach Kim Sang Sik is preparing to recall Xuan Son to the U22 Vietnam squad for the SEA Games, pending decisions on the inclusion of overage players.

The absence of V-League’s record-breaking scorer Xuan Son has opened up the Golden Boot competition, creating a more thrilling season for fans and players alike.

Head coach Kim Sang Sik’s ambition to lead Vietnam to the 2030 FIFA World Cup reflects the nation’s footballing aspirations, but significant challenges remain beyond their recent ASEAN Cup victory.

The 2024 ASEAN Cup win marked a turning point for Vietnam’s football team, showcasing coach Kim Sang Sik’s commitment to adaptability and depth in building a resilient squad.

After leading Vietnam to their third ASEAN Cup title, coach Kim Sang Sik is turning his focus to the V-League in search of fresh talent to strengthen the national team.

After securing Vietnam’s third ASEAN Cup title, coach Kim Sang Sik faces a demanding schedule in 2025, with key objectives including the Asian Cup 2027 qualifiers and U23 competitions.

Vietnam’s road to the 2027 Asian Cup finals faces a significant hurdle as Malaysia aims to overhaul its team with European talent through naturalization.

The Nguyen Xuan family has left an indelible mark on Vietnamese football and business, with three of its seven siblings achieving significant success in both fields.

Hoang Anh Gia Lai Football Club (HAGL) has resolved its dispute with Dzilah Martin, successfully avoiding a FIFA-imposed transfer ban.

After leading Vietnam to an ASEAN Cup victory, Coach Kim Sang Sik has set his sights on improving domestic leagues, emphasizing competitive reforms over reliance on naturalized players.

Nguyen Xuan Son has taken an overwhelming lead in the Best Forward vote for the ASEAN Cup 2024 awards, solidifying his role as a standout performer for Vietnam.

Jason Quang Vinh Pendant, a French-Vietnamese footballer, is nearing naturalization and is expected to join the Vietnamese national team ahead of the 2027 Asian Cup qualifiers.

After leading Vietnam to ASEAN Cup glory, Coach Kim Sang Sik returned to South Korea for a much-needed break and shared his plans to celebrate Tet in Vietnam.

The Vietnam Football Federation has reaffirmed its commitment to youth development, adopting a balanced approach to naturalizing players unlike Indonesia’s aggressive strategy.

Vietnam’s 2024 ASEAN Cup victory had set the stage for a competitive Golden Ball race, but Xuan Son’s exclusion from the domestic category has made the outcome even harder to predict.

Striker Nguyen Xuan Son, recovering from a severe injury, will follow a tailored training and nutrition programme to support his rehabilitation.

Vietnam’s national football team gained over 10 FIFA ranking points after defeating Thailand to claim their third ASEAN Cup title.

On January 6, President Luong Cuong awarded the Labor Order to Vietnam’s national football team and six players for their exceptional achievements in the 2024 ASEAN Cup.