Title: “The Cong Viettel Adds Brazilian Striker Pedro Henrique to Revamp Attack”

The Cong Viettel is not living up to expectations in the V-League, with a string of 2 draws and 3 losses raising concerns about their lackluster attack that has only managed to notch 1 goal in their last 4 outings. In a bid to turn their fortunes around for the remainder of the season, Viettel has made a move to bolster their squad by signing Brazilian striker Pedro Henrique.

Henrique, a promising newcomer to The Cong Viettel, arrives with a strong pedigree having previously featured for Brazilian clubs like Humaita, Galvez, and San Francisco FC. Known for his speed, technical prowess, and ability to operate independently, the 27-year-old forward has quickly acclimated to his new surroundings during training sessions with coach Nguyen Duc Thang expressing satisfaction with his adaptability.

Having showcased his versatility in various attacking positions, Henrique is anticipated to make his debut for Viettel in the upcoming clash against CAHN this weekend. Alongside Henrique, Viettel has also secured the services of another Brazilian talent in midfielder Adriano Narcizo, renowned for his exceptional dribbling and passing abilities.

With these two South American additions, Viettel is optimistic about their prospects of climbing the V-League standings and steering clear of the relegation zone. The injection of Henrique’s striking prowess and Narcizo’s playmaking skills is seen as a positive step towards revitalizing the team’s campaign as they strive to make a push up the league table in the near future.

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