Which Vietnamese players have a chance to go to the Premier League?

After the match at the PVF four-team tournament, the U15 Stoke City coach said he was really impressed with PVF striker number 10 Vo Nguyen Hoang and really wanted to bring this player to train in England.

In this four-team tournament, U15 PVF won 2 victories against U15 Stoke City and U15 Central Coast Mariners to win the friendly tournament championship. Many players of the home team made a good impression, including striker Vo Nguyen Hoang.

Vo Nguyen Hoang (right).

Nguyen Hoang is not too unfamiliar to Vietnamese football fans as he was the best striker at the U15 National Championship that recently took place in Tay Ninh. This excellent young striker of PVF is also a member of the U15 Vietnam team that won the U15 Southeast Asia Championship and was also part of the U16 Vietnam team that qualified for the U16 Asian Championship.

Stoke U15 coach James Ball said: "We're impressed with the number 10, he's a tough player. He's got technique, he's got strength. He'll have a place in the Vietnam national team in the near future and he could play in Europe. He's a really impressive player, quick, he can dribble past opponents with great feet and we'd love to have him."

He expressed his desire to bring Nguyen Hoang to England to train and hoped that PVF would create opportunities for this player. The biggest obstacle is the procedural issue. Coach Ball shared: "We must ensure that the age to go to England is not violated, must have a passport, visa and pass the ability test."

According to Danviet