Vietnam national team star 'forgotten' by coach Troussier invited to Thailand; Coach Van Sy Son punished for lack of restraint in his statements

Vietnam national team star "forgotten" by coach Troussier invited to Thailand

Thai newspapers believe that midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai may consider moving to play in the Thai League in the future.

Quang Hai's future story suddenly heated up again recently after his agent said he could play abroad.

“I have received offers from several clubs in Europe and Asia. I will consider to see which team is really interested in Quang Hai.

I think Japan is a good choice and so is Thailand. If Quang Hai wants to play in Asia, Japan will be the first choice.

However, I also want him to continue his dream of returning to Europe," Quang Hai's representative - Mr. Michele Donato Fersini shared.

After this information, many Thai newspapers suggested that the 1997-born star play football in the Thai League.

Coach Van Sy Son was punished for his lack of restraint in his statements.

Believing that the referee was biased in the match in round 15 of V-League 2023-2024, coach Van Sy Son made statements that seriously affected the image and reputation of the Organizing Committee of national professional football tournaments and Vietnamese football.

Coach Van Sy Son said: "A Quang Nam player who lightly touched the ball was penalized. As for the other side, you saw it. It is impossible for a young team to play against a team with 12 or 13 players like that. Whether the referee completed his task or not, you know and comment. Anyone who watched understands that we did not lose. I condemn the referee problem. I work in football so I know there are unspoken rules."

Because of his inappropriate statements, which seriously affected the image and reputation of the Organizing Committee of national professional football tournaments and Vietnamese football, the strategist from Nghe An was fined 10 million VND by the Disciplinary Board of the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF).

Shock: Everton continues to be deducted points, on the verge of relegation

Everton continue to receive another points deduction penalty, leaving them currently just above the Premier League relegation zone.

The latest penalty was issued by the Premier League Organizing Committee on April 8, continuing to deduct 2 more points from Everton.

The penalty on April 8 caused Everton to drop from 29 to 27 points and fall from 15th to 17th place in the rankings after 32 rounds in the Premier League.

Everton are now just two points above Nottingham Forest and Luton Town in the relegation zone and have just seven games in hand.

Receiving the shocking decision from the Organizing Committee, Everton's leadership declared the penalty "unfair" and will appeal.

The team nicknamed Toffees was deducted points for violating the Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) last season.

This is the second time this season Everton have been deducted points after first dropping 10 points in January. Their appeal efforts were later returned with four points.

Man Utd youngster makes history after super goal against Liverpool

The English derby between Man Utd and Liverpool in round 32 of the Premier League saw young midfielder Kobbie Mainoo score a masterpiece that made this player go down in the history of the team.

Although the final result was a 2-2 draw after Liverpool's Mohamed Salah scored from a penalty in the 84th minute, the proceedings of the match left many impressions with Mainoo being one of the focal points.

With his performances, there is no denying that Kobbie Mainoo will be a key part of Man Utd's future. The English midfielder's excellence in this match was just one of many signs that this young player has great talent and potential at the club.