Nguyen Cong Phuong Selected for Vietnam National Team Gathering in March

Nguyen Cong Phuong, a familiar face in the Vietnam national team, caught the eye during the recent gathering in March. Despite missing out on playing for Yokohama FC in the J2 League earlier in the season, the Nghe An-born striker was selected by coach Philippe Troussier after a recent exchange in Japan.

Reuniting with his close friend Nguyen Van Toan, who also plays for the national team, Cong Phuong’s return was a welcomed sight. Van Toan, who currently represents Nam Dinh, expressed his joy at seeing his friend back in the team, highlighting Cong Phuong’s skills and expertise. The striker from Hai Duong believes in Phuong’s abilities and hopes he can maintain his top form in the upcoming matches.

Looking ahead to the crucial fixtures against the Indonesia National Team, Van Toan emphasized the importance of the matches for Vietnam. He stressed the significance of performing well and having a high level of determination to achieve the best results in the upcoming games.

With the goal of securing positive outcomes in mind, both Cong Phuong and Van Toan are gearing up to give their best for the Vietnam national team. The upcoming clashes against Indonesia will provide a stern test for the team, and players like Cong Phuong and Van Toan will play pivotal roles in the squad’s pursuit of success.

As preparations continue for the important matches, the camaraderie between Cong Phuong and Van Toan will be a key factor in driving the team forward. Their friendship and on-field connection could prove to be instrumental in Vietnam’s quest for victory against Indonesia.

Stay tuned for more updates as the Vietnam national team gears up for the crucial encounters against Indonesia in the near future. The players, including Cong Phuong and Van Toan, are determined to make a positive impact and secure favorable results for their country.

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Denis Hardin

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