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Vietnam U19 head coach Yutaka Ikeuchi has reduced his squad ahead of the team’s departure for Indonesia to compete at the 2026 ASEAN U19 Championship.
The Korean coach’s arrival at Kanchanaburi FC is already fueling speculation about Vietnamese stars joining him in Thai League 2.
Vietnam U19 head coach Yutaka Ikeuchi believes hosts Indonesia will be his team’s toughest opponent at the 2026 Southeast Asian U19 Championship.
Vietnam U17 are searching for high-quality training camps and friendlies ahead of the FIFA U17 World Cup, but finding suitable opponents remains a major challenge.
Vietnam’s national football team will travel to South Korea in early July for a training camp ahead of ASEAN Cup 2026 as coach Kim Sang Sik begins preparations for the team’s regional title defense.
Former Vietnam national team head coach Park Hang Seo has signed a contract to manage Kanchanaburi FC in Thailand’s Thai League 2.
Head coach Kim Sang Sik is expected to prioritize stability over sweeping changes, with Vietnam’s upcoming national team squad for the 2026 ASEAN Cup likely to feature only limited new faces.
Coach Kim Sang Sik now has one of the strongest Vietnam national team squads in recent years at his disposal - a major advantage, but also a growing source of pressure as difficult selection decisions await ahead of ASEAN Cup 2026.
U17 Vietnam still have a realistic chance of advancing at the FIFA U17 World Cup 2026, but only if they can overcome their direct rivals in the group stage.
Vietnam’s U17 team are preparing for far more than results at the FIFA U17 World Cup 2026 as they step onto football’s biggest youth stage for the first time.
Vietnam U17 coach Cristiano Roland and his players are preparing for clashes against European, African and Oceania opponents at the world finals.
Vietnam U17 face formidable opponents in Group G at the FIFA U17 World Cup 2026, but Cristiano Roland’s side still have reasons to believe they can spring a surprise.
U17 Vietnam learned their group-stage opponents for the FIFA U17 World Cup 2026 following the official draw held at FIFA headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, on the evening of May 21.
After sealing the V-League 2025/26 title with three rounds still remaining, CAHN (Hanoi Police) FC are now aiming for much bigger targets beyond domestic football.
Supporters gathered at Noi Bai Airport to welcome Vietnam U17 home following their memorable Asian Cup campaign.
Vietnam U17 exited the AFC U17 Asian Cup in the quarter-finals, but the tournament offered more optimism than disappointment.
Vietnam wanted to remain their battling performance at the tournament and repeat their win against Australia when the two sides will play each other in the quarter-finals of the AFC Asian U17 Cup on May 17 (Hanoi time).
Vietnam’s football federation is preparing a long-term strategy centered on the current U17 generation after the team secured a historic place at the FIFA U17 World Cup 2026.
The Asian Football Confederation believes Vietnam U17 will do everything possible to defeat Australia in the quarterfinals of the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2026 and continue its historic journey in the tournament.
From underdogs to history-makers, Vietnam U17 have captured national attention with a remarkable World Cup run.