Exciting News: Dau Van Toan Signs Contract Extension with Hanoi FC until 2027

Hanoi FC has solidified their midfield with the extension of Dau Van Toan’s contract, aiming to fill the void left by captain Do Hung Dung in the future. The club’s decision to retain Van Toan was prompted by his recent exceptional performances, earning him the trust of coach Daiki Iwamasa.

Van Toan, a pivotal 27-year-old midfielder, has featured prominently in 19 out of 22 matches for Hanoi FC across all competitions this season. His contributions were particularly evident in the AFC Champions League, where he played vital roles in victories against Wuhan Three Towns and Urawa Red Diamonds.

The midfielder’s commitment to Hanoi FC was underlined by the signing of a contract extension until 2027. In expressing his loyalty to the club, Van Toan emphasized his deep connection to the capital city, stating, “Hanoi is an integral part of me, shaping me into the player I am today. I have no plans to play anywhere else but here.”

Van Toan’s gratitude extended to his teammates, citing the camaraderie within the squad and the collective pursuit of championships as key motivators. He also took the opportunity to thank the fans for their steadfast support, pledging to continue giving his all on the field for Hanoi FC.

The announcement of Van Toan’s contract extension reaffirms Hanoi FC’s commitment to nurturing and retaining top talent, ensuring continuity and stability within the team. With his versatile skill set and unwavering dedication, Van Toan is poised to play a crucial role in the club’s future endeavors, solidifying his status as a linchpin in Hanoi FC’s midfield.

As the 2023/2024 season unfolds, Hanoi FC’s supporters can look forward to witnessing Van Toan’s ongoing contributions on the pitch, backed by his unwavering loyalty to the club and city that have played such pivotal roles in shaping his career.

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