Vietnam embassy in RoK holds exchange with coach Park Hang-seo
The Vietnamese Embassy in the Republic of Korea (RoK) on February 12 held an exchange with coach Park Hang-seo and some Vietnamese football players who are receiving injury treatment in the country.
Seoul (VNA) – The VietnameseEmbassy in the Republic of Korea (RoK) on February 12 held an exchange withcoach Park Hang-seo and some Vietnamese football players who are receivinginjury treatment in the country.
Ambassador Nguyen Vu Tu said he hopes the Koreantactician will continue accompanying Vietnam’s football teams and help them gainnew successes at the qualification rounds of the AFC U-23 Championship 2020 andWorld Cup 2022, and SEA Games 2019.
Park said he planned a trip to Cambodia tofollow the U-22 Southeast Asian Championship from February 17-26 with theparticipation of U-22 Vietnam football team.
His purpose is to seek new talented footballers toplay for the U-23 team at the AFC U-23 Championship 2020 qualification round.
Park Hang-seo has become a hero of Vietnam’sfootball after leading the U-23 team to the finale of the AFC U-23 Championship2018 in China.
He also led the national football team to winthe AFF Suzuki Cup 2018 and most recently enter the quarterfinals of the AFCAsian Cup 2019.-VNA
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At the exchange (Photo: VNA)
