Goal.com concludes voting: Cong Vinh named best in Southeast Asia.

With 68.3% of the votes, Cong Vinh was named the best player in Southeast Asia in a poll launched by Goal.com.

Cong Vinh has become the best player in Southeast Asia.

This poll was initiated by Goal.com on July 30th and ended on Sunday night (August 4th).

In this poll, Công Vinh consistently led from the very beginning. On Facebook, the striker from Nghệ An himself also called on fans to vote for him.

This poll had a minor hiccup when, at 4 PM on July 31st, Công Vinh was unexpectedly overtaken by Visay Phaphouvanin (Laos), who jumped to 90% of the polls. However, just a few hours later, Goal.com confirmed that this was an unusual number and suggested that hackers had interfered. Therefore, the votes for Visay Phaphouvanin were not accepted.

Cong Vinh's vote count on Goal.com

In the Southeast Asian Player of the Year poll initiated by Goal.com, besides Cong Vinh, there were other representatives such as Shahril Ishak, Hariss Harun, Baihakki Khaizan, Izwan Mahbud (Singapore); Teerasil Dangda, Theeraton Bumnathan, Kawin Thamsatchanan (Thailand); Stephan Schrock, Javier Patino, Phil Younghusband (Philippines); Mahali Jasuli, Khairul Fahmi, Safee Sali, Aidil Zafuan (Malaysia), Boaz Solossa, Sergio van Dijk (Indonesia); Kyi Lin (Myanmar); Khim Borey (Cambodia) and Visay Phaphouvanin.

After six days of voting, Cong Vinh received 63.8% and ranked first. The second-place player was Khim Borey (Cambodia) with 32.4%. Notably, some stars like Shahril Ishak (Singapore) only received 1.1%, and Teerasil Dangda (Thailand) only received 0.1%.

Being voted the best player in Southeast Asia by Goal.com readers is truly a wonderful gift, giving Cong Vinh more confidence as he officially joins Consadole Sapporo.

According to Thethaovanhoa - DT