Coach Kiatisak suddenly leaves Hanoi Police Club

On the morning of May 14, coach Kiatisak said that due to personal reasons, he will no longer be the coach of the Hanoi Police Club and will return to his home country of Thailand.

On his personal page, coach Kiatisak shared:"Dear President of Hanoi Police Football Club. Together with my players, all staff, the most important supporters of Hanoi Police Football Club, my fans and my press friends. This breakfast with the President of Hanoi Police Football Club is like a warm farewell from a great boss to me.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at Hanoi Police Football Club and I am grateful for the opportunities and experiences I have had working here even for such a short period of time. I have also learned a lot during my time here. However, due to personal family issues, I would like to resign as Head Coach of Hanoi Police Football Club and return to Thailand.

I have completed all the relevant documents and will prepare further documents to support the team to the best of my ability. I also look forward to maintaining a positive and friendly relationship with the club, the players, my teammates and most importantly the fans and my fellow journalists, and I wish the club continued success. Thank you very much once again."

During his football career, Kiatisak won two consecutive V.League championships with Hoang Anh Gia Lai in 2003 and 2004. However, as a coach, Zico Thai was still unlucky.

If the 2021 V.League had not been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, he would have likely lifted the V.League championship title with Hoang Anh Gia Lai. Two years later, when Hoang Anh Gia Lai gradually weakened due to the departure of a series of key players, the dream of winning the V.League championship became increasingly distant.

He then moved to the Hanoi Police Club in the middle of this season. He had a favorable start with 3 consecutive victories. But after that, the team's performance went downhill. Hanoi Police Football Club gradually fell into a difficult position in the race to defend the throne when it was 8 points behind Nam Dinh./.