Two overseas Vietnamese players on trial at V.League

Brandon Ly will be in Hanoi on the afternoon of July 16. Photo: FBNV .

Brandon Ly will arrive in Vietnam on the afternoon of July 16, after taking a flight from England to Hanoi. The player born in 2005 will quickly move to the PVF Football Training Center - where CAHN is stationed - for a medical examination. If there are no problems, he will sign the contract agreed upon by both parties in advance.

In fact, the personal terms between Brandon Ly and CAHN were finalized a long time ago. However, according to Tri Thuc - Znews 's investigation, the player requested an increase in the transfer fee, causing problems in the negotiation process. After CAHN refused to change the initial fee, Brandon Ly and his agent agreed to return to the previously agreed terms.

Despite his potential, Brandon Ly’s chances of competing for a starting position at CAHN are slim. The police team will compete in five competitions in the new season, but their midfield has considerable depth with many national team players. Brandon Ly is likely to be loaned to the First Division team PVF-CAND to gain professional playing experience.

Brandon Ly, who is of Vietnamese and Irish descent, is currently on the Burnley U21 team and plays as a central midfielder. The 20-year-old player has good basic technical skills and is considered to have potential for development if trained in a suitable playing environment.

Tony Pham Phong on probation at Becamex Ho Chi Minh City.

Also according to information obtained by Tri Thuc - Znews , another overseas Vietnamese, Tony Pham Phong, is on trial at Becamex Ho Chi Minh City. He returned to Vietnam in mid-July and has now joined the team in the training session in Da Nang . If he passes the professional test, Tony will sign an official contract and begin his journey to compete in the V.League.

Tony Pham Phong was born in 2005, of Finnish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese descent. Despite having the opportunity to develop his career in Europe, he still chose to return to his father's homeland to try his hand.

With a height of 1.84 meters, ideal physique, speed and good fighting ability, Tony is expected to add more options to the attack of Becamex TP.HCM - a team that is rebuilding its force after an unsatisfactory season.

The presence of these two overseas Vietnamese players once again shows that the trend of seeking personnel from the overseas Vietnamese community is increasingly attracting the attention of V.League teams, especially in the context of Vietnamese football moving towards professionalism and deeper integration with the region and continent.

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