Mr. Vo Quoc Thang is looking for someone to be the chairman of VPF.

Tomorrow morning (November 3), the Board of Directors (BOD) of Vietnam Professional Football Joint Stock Company (VPF) will meet in Ho Chi Minh City to discuss important issues before holding the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders early next month.

VPF Board of Directors at a recent meeting in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: NK

Accordingly, the meeting will hear the leaders of VPF and the organizing committee of Vietnam Professional Football Tournaments report on the preparations for the last three rounds of V-League 2017 and the first and second leg finals of the 2017 National Cup, a preliminary presentation of the competition plan for the 2018 season, a Gala to summarize the 2017 season, and a General Meeting of Shareholders to end the second term.

Mr. Vo Quoc Thang watches a match in V-League. Photo: NK

In addition, the meeting will also discuss the most important part about the personnel situation of the Board of Directors expected for the third term. Chairman of the Board of Directors of VPF Vo Quoc Thang is currently persuading another businessman to replace him and is waiting for this person to nod in agreement.

VPF was established in 2011 with the main task of directly organizing professional football tournaments. Mr. Vo Quoc Thang has been Chairman of the Board of Directors of VPF since 2011.

Under the leadership of Mr. Vo Quoc Thang, VPF has made great efforts in its activities, most notably finding many sources of sponsorship for tournaments in the context of many economic difficulties. VPF has also made efforts to attract spectators to the stadium, contributing to improving the quality of the tournament...

However, up to this point, VPF has not yet met the initial expectations of its founders. The quality of the tournament is not high, many matches have no spectators... In this context, it will not be easy for Mr. Vo Quoc Thang to find someone to replace him in leading VPF, especially when there is no one who understands more about Vietnamese football than Mr. Thang.

According to TTO