Quang Hai was robbed of the Southeast Asia's Best Young Player award by Safawi Rasid
Despite his successful performance in 2017, with the highlight being the runner-up position in the 2018 U23 Asian Cup, Quang Hai was not voted the best young player in Southeast Asia by FourFourTwo (442).
Previously, the U23 Vietnam midfielder was named in the top 5 nominees for the title of best young player in the region, along with talents Safawi Rasid, Kevin Deeromram, Akhyar Rashid, and Supachoke Sarachart.
In the end, FourFourTwo chose Malaysia's Safawi Rasid as the winner. In 2017, Safawi Rasid played impressively for the Malaysia U22 team at the 29th SEA Games. In addition, at the club, Safawi Rasid also won the national championship.
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| Quang Hai was not voted the best young player in Southeast Asia. |
Quang Hai's failure to win the title of best young player in Southeast Asia may be due to the achievement that the midfielder wearing the number 19 shirt has just achieved in the Asian tournament calculated for 2018.
In other awards, Thailand's Chanathip Songkrasin was voted Southeast Asia's best player. Chanathip Songkrasin beat Dinh Thanh Trung, Aung Thu, Teerasil Dangda and Andritany Ardhiyasa.
The Thai team was honored in the "Team of the Year" category, beating two candidates Vietnam and the Philippines. The Thais also won the "Best Club of the Year" award, with the victory belonging to Buriram United.
In addition, coach Simon McMenemy led Bhayangkara FC to win the "Best Coach of the Year" award and striker Sylvano Comvalius was voted "Best Foreign Player of the Year".
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