Cong Viettel boosts squad with new Brazilian signings to revive V-League performance

Cong Viettel’s recent performance in the V-League has been lackluster, with 2 draws and 3 losses highlighting their struggles. Their offensive woes are particularly concerning, as they have only managed to score one goal in their last four matches.

In a bid to turn their fortunes around in the second half of the season, Viettel has made a significant signing by adding Brazilian striker Pedro Henrique to their squad. Coach Nguyen Duc Thang brought in the 27-year-old forward to bolster their attacking options and provide a much-needed spark to their frontline.

Henrique comes with a promising reputation, having previously played for various Samba teams such as Humaita, Galvez, and San Francisco FC. Known for his speed, individual skill, and ability to play independently, the young striker is expected to make an impact for Viettel in the coming matches.

During his initial training sessions with the team, Henrique quickly integrated with his new teammates and impressed Coach Thang with his versatility in different attacking roles. It is highly likely that he will make his debut for Viettel in their upcoming match against CAHN this weekend, much to the anticipation of the fans.

In addition to Henrique, Viettel has also secured the services of Brazilian midfielder Adriano Narcizo, known for his exceptional dribbling and passing abilities. The arrival of these two players is anticipated to inject fresh energy into the team and help them climb up the league standings in the near future.

With these new signings in place, Viettel is aiming to break free from the lower ranks of the V-League and establish themselves as a competitive force in the competition. Fans will be eagerly watching how Henrique and Narcizo contribute to the team’s resurgence as they look to make a strong push in the remaining matches of the season.

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