Binh Dinh Club Makes Offer for Quang Nam’s Dinh Bac in V-League

Nguyen Dinh Bac has been making headlines in the football scene lately, stirring up controversy within the domestic league with his player behavior. The 19-year-old player, previously with Quang Nam, came under fire from coach Van Sy Son for displaying what was perceived as a “star disease” attitude post the Lunar New Year break.

Following this, Dinh Bac seemed to have found a potential move to Hanoi Club, only to have it rescinded shortly after due to unspecified reasons deemed “inappropriate”. Speculations then arose about a possible interest from a Japanese team in acquiring the young talent, although concrete offers were yet to be presented.

Despite the transfer buzz surrounding him, Dinh Bac’s performance on the field recently took a hit, prompting further criticism from Quang Nam’s coach for his self-centered style of play and what was described as excessive self-importance. The player from Nghe An seemed to be spiraling down in his career trajectory, drawing negative attention within the league.

Just when it appeared that the saga around Dinh Bac had somewhat subsided, fresh developments emerged, shedding light on Binh Dinh Club’s interest in acquiring the controversial striker. Reports from Soha indicated that the Quy Nhon-based team had tabled an offer to Quang Nam to secure Dinh Bac’s services for the upcoming 2024/25 season.

The potential transfer to Binh Dinh Club could come at a hefty price, considering Dinh Bac’s existing 6-year contract with Quang Nam Club – a deal that would require significant financial negotiations to facilitate his relocation. The player’s future hangs in the balance as talks between the clubs heat up, hinting at a possible new chapter in Dinh Bac’s football journey.

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