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Vietnam U23 squad reshuffled ahead of ASIAD 20 with new schedule

Starting July 29, the Vietnam U.23 football team will convene with 29 players, most of whom featured at the 2026 AFC U.23 Championship final and the international friendly CFA Team China held in March. Coach Đinh Hồng Vinh takes interim charge while Head Coach Kim Sang-sik leads the senior national team at ASEAN Cup 2026. Training will be held at the Vietnam Youth Football Training Center until August 6 as preparation for ASIAD 20, scheduled from September 19 to October 4 in Aichi and Nagoya, Japan. Vietnam is placed in Group C alongside Uzbekistan, Philippines, and Kuwait, opening the tournament against the Philippines on September 15 at 9 pm.

Vietnam U23 squad reshuffled ahead of ASIAD 20 with new schedule
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Key facts

  • Vietnam U23 to gather 29 players from July 29 for ASIAD 20 preparation
  • Interim coach Đinh Hồng Vinh leads while main coach Kim Sang-sik oversees senior team
  • Vietnam placed in Group C, opening against the Philippines on September 15

Why it matters

The updates on Vietnam's U23 team preparation and schedule provide insight into their strategic planning for the ASIAD 20 games, a significant multi-sport event in Asia. This is relevant to followers of Vietnamese football development and regional sports competitions as Vietnam aims to enhance its international football standing.

Source and method

This brief was written by Daily Vietnam's editing desk from a report published by Thanh Niên - Thể thao, using AI assistance and a fixed editorial structure. It contains only facts established by that report and adds nothing from outside it. It is a summary for readers who do not read Vietnamese, not a replacement for the original. All reporting credit belongs to Thanh Niên - Thể thao.

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