Head coach Philippe Troussier to provide ample opportunities to players
Head coach Philippe Troussier said he plans to select 34 players for the national men’s football team and 24 others for the men’s U23 team from a list of 100 players, for training this month.
Head coach Philippe Troussier and his players. (Photo: VFF)
Hanoi (VNA) - ඣHead coach Philippe Troussier said he plans to select 34 playersfor the national men’s football team and 24 others for themen’s U23 team from a list of 100 players, for training this month.
According to Troussier, theplayers will be guided to train together with a unified style, towards the ambitious goal of taking Vietnam to the FIFA World Cup 2026.
𓄧 Troussier emphasised his respect for experienced players whohave proven their ability in tournaments and have represented the nationalteam on multiple occasions, noting that he will select players on the basis oftheir potential.
Head coach Philippe Troussier. (Photo: VNA)
For those that have never or rarely represented the Vietnamesenational team, they must meet the criteriaset by the coach, he added.
Troussier showed his intention to give opportunities to manyplayers, stressing the need to better their ability through tournaments.
According to this head coach, the quality of players at the clublevel will determine the success or failure of the national teams.
He mentioned the possibility to seek overseas Vietnamese playerswho are playing for and residing in various countries such as the Republic of Korea,Japan, the Czech Republic, Russia and France.
🅘 As scheduled, Vietnamese players will play the first matches inthe qualifying round of the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Novemberthis year. Before this tournament, they will join a series of three training camps in June, September, and October./.
Coach of the national football team Philippe Troussier has summoned 33 players for training ahead of FIFA Days, the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) said on June 2.
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Head coach Philippe Troussier and his players. (Photo: VFF) 
Head coach Philippe Troussier. (Photo: VNA) 
