U23 Vietnam Prepares for 2024 U23 Asian Finals with Friendly Matches in Tajikistan

U23 Vietnam is gearing up for the 2024 U23 Asian Finals in Qatar with two friendly matches against Tajikistan. The team, comprising 23 players after midfielder Nguyen Thai Quoc Cuong’s departure due to injury, departed on March 13 for Tajikistan from Vietnam. Head coach Philippe Troussier is focused on the upcoming World Cup Qualifiers against Indonesia, so Assistant Coach Moulay Lahsen is leading the team for these friendlies.

The coaching staff accompanying Lahsen includes Assistant Coach Truong Dinh Luat, goalkeeper coach Ngo Viet Trung, analyst Le Minh Dung, medical and logistics personnel. The team will transit through Dubai before arriving in Tajikistan on March 18, with matches scheduled for March 20 and March 23 at the Republic Central Stadium in Dushanbe.

These friendlies will serve as valuable preparation for the U23 Asian Finals, providing the team with crucial match practice and tactical adjustments. The Vietnamese squad is eager to showcase their skills and teamwork in these encounters, aiming to fine-tune their strategies before the prestigious tournament in Qatar.

With a blend of experienced players and emerging talents, U23 Vietnam is optimistic about their prospects in the upcoming competitions. The coaching staff is focused on instilling a winning mentality and disciplined approach among the players, aiming to achieve success on both the regional and international stages.

The matches against Tajikistan are not just friendly fixtures but important stepping stones in U23 Vietnam’s journey towards excellence. These games offer opportunities for players to impress and secure their spots in the final squad for the U23 Asian Finals, motivating them to deliver standout performances and contribute to the team’s overall success.

As the team sets its sights on Qatar and beyond, every training session, friendly match, and tactical discussion play a crucial role in shaping U23 Vietnam’s destiny. The players are determined to make their mark on the Asian football scene and leave a lasting impact with their skill, passion, and commitment to achieving greatness.

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Denis Hardin

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