J-League Broadcast Ambassador

What did Cong Phuong say?

On the day he took on this new special role, Cong Phuong shared: "When I received the invitation to cooperate as a broadcast ambassador for J-League 1, I felt very honored. This is an opportunity for me to contribute to spreading the image of J-League closer to Vietnamese fans. This is not only a top tournament in Asia but also a place that has given me valuable lessons in my career."

The player currently playing for Binh Phuoc Club added: "The months of playing in Japan were a challenging but also extremely memorable time. Phuong experienced a top-notch professional football environment where discipline, speed and precision are put first. Every training session, every match is an opportunity to learn and develop myself. Despite the difficulties, from that, Phuong has matured, understanding the value of perseverance and constant effort."

Cong Phuong is still involved in Japanese football, but in a different way.

Choosing Cong Phuong as the broadcast ambassador of J-League 1 in Vietnam is appropriate. The striker from Nghe An played for Mito Hollyhock Club in 2016, and was with Yokohama Club from December 2022 to September 2024. At this time, Cong Phuong's appeal to the public is still intact. The former HAGL player in particular and the Vietnamese national team players such as Van Lam, Hoang Duc... in general are making the first division more attractive.

Cong Phuong will participate in activities to promote the J-League tournament to fans in Vietnam. Mr. Nguyen Hoang Duy, representative of Huu Tin Company, the unit that owns the broadcasting rights of J-League 1 in Vietnam, affirmed: "We are very happy that Cong Phuong agreed to become the broadcasting ambassador for this tournament. Cong Phuong will be another reason for J-League to get closer to Vietnamese audiences. We also expect Cong Phuong to be a bridge between Vietnamese and Japanese football."

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/cong-phuong-sam-vai-tro-dac-biet-chua-tung-co-trong-su-nghiep-dai-su-phat-song-j-league-185250311150823875.htm