Football Vietnam in the crisis: urgent need for action after defeats!

Football Vietnam in the crisis: urgent need for action after defeats!

Celle, Deutschland - The current challenges in Vietnamese football not only press the mood, but also on the team's performance. Vietnam was recently beaten 0: 3 at the World Cup qualifiers both by Malaysia and Indonesia. These defeats, such as vietnam.vn , clearly show that Vietnamese football has fallen back into regional competition. This situation is exacerbated by the many freshly naturalized talents among the competitors. While these players are quickly integrated as full members of their new teams, Vietnam is lagging behind.

Another sign of the need for action is the impending discrepancy between the performance development of national teams and the increased successes of European clubs, as players like Dang van Lam and Filip Nguyen show. These talents playing abroad could bring valuable support for the domestic league and the national team. But the V-League is in contrast to foreign players, the access remains difficult, since many clubs do not have the necessary budget to sign international stars.

The new regulation in the V-League

This regulation not only applies to men's football, but also to futsal and the national women's championship. The goal? Place the quality of the local leagues and thus enlarge the options for the national team. The integration processes of these players often went smoothly and the VFF expressed willingness to welcome the talents from the Vietnamese diaspora.

the historical perspective

But where does Vietnamese football come from and how has the national team developed over the years? The history of football in Vietnam started after colonization by France, but experienced violent setbacks through wars and conflicts. Two separate national teams were created during the Vietnam War. The North Vietnamese team was less active, while the South Vietnamese was sometimes more successful, knows wikipedia.de .

long -term successes are missing. Despite remarkable progress, such as moving into the quarter-finals of the Asian Championship 2007 or winning the 2008 ASEAN championship, the Vietnamese have so far not managed to qualify for a World Cup. The focus must currently be on the development of young talents in order to reduce the gap in a regional comparison.