Coach Hua Hien Vinh leads the U15 Becamex Ho Chi Minh City team: Ambitious to rebuild the youth training system.

Coach Hua Hien Vinh will officially join Becamex Ho Chi Minh City on February 20th (the 4th day of the Lunar New Year of the Horse), putting an end to speculation about the future of the coach born in 1973. This is considered a strategic contract aimed at strengthening the team's personnel and improving the quality of youth training right from the beginning of the new year.

Thorough preparation from the beginning of the season.

In fact, Becamex Ho Chi Minh City had been pursuing the recruitment of Mr. Hua Hien Vinh since the beginning of the 2025-2026 season. However, the official announcement was delayed due to the temporary suspension of the V-League schedule, making way for the training programs of national youth teams such as the U22 and U23.

Notably, this decision comes amidst positive developments in Vietnamese youth football on the continental stage. Becamex Ho Chi Minh City openly expresses its ambition to revive its youth training program – a field that has been a source of pride for the club but has shown signs of stagnation in recent years.

The U15 link and the long-term career progression path.

At his new club, Coach Hua Hien Vinh will be directly in charge of the U15 team. The club's management has identified this as a crucial link in their strategy to rebuild a systematic internal training system. Placing trust in a coach with extensive experience at the youth levels demonstrates the team's seriousness in regaining its former glory.

Beyond his coaching duties, Mr. Vinh also has a great opportunity for advancement. If he can demonstrate a strong professional impact and elevate the U15 players, this coach could certainly be considered for important positions in the first team. This is a familiar personnel development path that Becamex Ho Chi Minh City has successfully applied to coaches who have risen through the ranks of youth training in the past.