Fans enjoy watching Van Toan and Van Hau 'fight'

At a football game experience event on mobile phones in Ho Chi Minh City on the afternoon of October 8, fans were attracted by the appearance of striker Nguyen Van Toan and defender Nguyen Van Hau facing off directly.

At the event, the organizer EA Sports FC Mobile announced that five Vietnamese national team players Xuan Son, Hoang Duc, Cong Phuong, Van Toan and Van Hau officially appeared in EA SPORTS FC Mobile Vietnam.

This is an important step in the localization process, helping Vietnamese players have a familiar experience and be proud to be able to bring Vietnamese national team stars onto the field, side by side with world football legends in their squad.

Fans enjoyed watching Van Toan adjust before starting the match with Van Hau.

Two Vietnamese players focused on attacking when facing each other directly by connecting two accounts.

"It's like owning Vietnamese players, playing anytime, anywhere. I think with the 2-day challenge to 'farm' a Vietnamese player, having 5 players within 28 days is also a challenge worth conquering. When the game is officially released on October 16, I will try to conquer it so I don't have to pay any fees," said Le Thanh Khoi, a "gamer" after experiencing it.

Players were excited to take pictures of Nguyen Xuan Son and Nguyen Hoang Duc appearing in the game. "If only Xuan Son was here today, I would find every way to ask to play a match with him. I have been closely following Xuan Son's recovery, I look forward to his return," one gamer regretted.

This is a new generation football game, with over 500 million downloads worldwide, official copyright of over 19,000 players, 690+ clubs and 35+ top leagues.

And for the first time, EA SPORTS and Garena officially announced the development strategy of FC Mobile exclusively for the Vietnamese market, bringing fans a mobile football experience that is both authentic and close, closely linked to local culture.

Source: https://tienphong.vn/nguoi-ham-mo-thich-thu-xem-van-toan-van-hau-dau-ngon-post1785286.tpo