Coach Troussier Makes Changes Ahead of World Cup Qualifiers Against Indonesia

Coach Philippe Troussier recently called up 33 players for the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Indonesia. Despite some key players being unavailable, the French coach’s selections were largely expected by fans. The team will have 4 days of training at the Youth Football Training Center before heading to Indonesia on March 19 for the crucial match at Gelora Bung Stadium.

Initially scheduled to train at 5:30 p.m. daily, Coach Troussier made adjustments on March 15. The entire team will now practice at 8:30 p.m., aligning with the match kickoff time. Reporters will have a 15-minute window to interview the players during the training sessions. This change in schedule reflects Troussier’s proactive approach to preparation.

The decision to modify the training hours is in line with Troussier’s strategic mindset. The experienced coach often tailors his plans to suit the team’s needs, ensuring they are well-prepared for the upcoming challenges. By shifting the training time to match the match schedule, Troussier aims to acclimatize his players to the late kickoff time against Indonesia.

Before departing for Indonesia, Troussier will trim the squad by axing 5 players, leaving him with a final list of 28. This streamlined group will then travel to face Tim Garuda in what promises to be a high-stakes encounter. Troussier’s methodical approach and attention to detail highlight his commitment to assembling the strongest possible team for the crucial qualifiers.

As the team embarks on this important journey, fans eagerly anticipate seeing Troussier’s tactics unfold on the field. With the captain leading by example and the players in full preparation mode, Vietnam’s national team looks poised for a competitive showdown against Indonesia. Stay tuned for more updates as the team heads towards the decisive World Cup qualifiers.

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