Cong Vinh explains the reason for not mentioning love stories in his autobiography

Also attending the exchange were writer Tran Minh and foreword writer Dinh Duc Hoang.

At the beginning of the exchange, writer Tran Minh asked: "Up to this point, with the feedback from the media and social networks, do you regret releasing your autobiography?"

Cong Vinh shared: "For me, this autobiography is my life, seen through my eyes." Photo: HVT

Cong Vinh shared: "For me, this autobiography is my life, seen through my eyes. I have no regrets, because I have expressed my perspective. I think anyone who reads the autobiography will feel very relieved when closing the book.

Although he received many different opinions, Cong Vinh said that after he said these things, he thought everything would go more towards its true value.

He also revealed: "What I said here is still light, there are more terrible things that I have not said. I think after I say it, everything will come into more real value. And after that, when other players publish autobiographies, they will not be afraid anymore, when talking about the dark corners."

“Later, if other players publish autobiographies, they will talk about what they saw and what others did to them. After I say this, players will publish autobiographies and the real values ​​in football will return to the real values ​​that we need to see. That is also a good thing. Support and non-support are normal in life. .. Behind it, everything will return to what football inherently has,” Cong Vinh shared.

For Cong Vinh, "the love that makes his heart flutter is only one, that is his wife." Illustration photo: Internet

He also affirmed that the autobiography is not for football, but is only a part of the book. Explaining that many love affairs were mentioned but not mentioned in the book, he expressed: "Youth has many friendships, many things, but the love that makes the heart flutter is only one, that is my wife".

In response to the different reactions, he said that until now, he still goes out with his head held high because he has not done anything against his conscience or the law. “I am very proud of that, and my parents are also proud of that,” he said.

“I am not afraid of anything. The greatest shame in our lives is facing our conscience and fighting with ourselves. If people say we are not bad, then why should we be afraid? I have never done anything against my conscience. I will never be afraid…”, he said.