After Van Hau, CAHN renews contracts with a series of stars

Van Thanh continues to be associated with CAHN - Photo: CAHN .

According to Tri Thuc – Znews , two players Vu Van Thanh and Phan Van Duc will continue to be with CAHN. Both agreed to extend their contracts for 2 more seasons with the Public Security team. These are the names that have contributed greatly to CAHN's 2023 V.League championship and are considered indispensable pillars in terms of both expertise and experience.

Notably, Phan Van Duc and Vu Van Thanh considered leaving the team after the 2024/25 season. Both received attention from several major clubs in the V.League.

However, after discussing and working directly with the CAHN leadership, the two players decided to stay. Their ambition in the arenas and attractive treatment were the reasons why this duo "turned around" at the last minute.

Previously, CAHN planned to extend Doan Van Hau's contract for 2 years even though the Thai Binh defender suffered from a persistent injury and was "missing" in all competitions for a long time. The trust the police team has in Van Hau shows a long-term strategy and determination to maintain a stable framework to help them win the 2023 V.League.

Although he has not been able to return to the field, Van Hau is still considered by the management to be an important link in the long-term development plan. After undergoing surgery and undergoing rehabilitation, the defender born in 1999 is expected to soon return and regain his peak form.

Not only stopping at the mainstay group, CAHN also extended the contracts with some players who grew up from the team's own youth training center. In addition, Coach Polking's team is also in the process of negotiating with Brandon Ly - a Vietnamese-American who is playing for U21 Burnley. Deciding the future of important factors early helps CAHN feel secure in preparing for the final stage of the season and building a solid foundation for the following seasons.

Source: https://znews.vn/sau-van-hau-cahn-gia-han-voi-loat-ngoi-sao-post1554344.html