Indonesia wins 2024 Southeast Asian U19 Championship after thrilling win over Thailand; Vietnamese-origin player sought after by 4 Premier League clubs
Indonesia U19 won the 2024 Southeast Asian U19 Championship; Vietnamese-origin player Ibrahim Maza is sought after by four Premier League clubs, West Ham, Brighton, Brentford and Leicester City. These are the outstanding sports news in the past 24 hours.
Indonesia wins U19 Southeast Asia Championship 2024 with thrilling victory over Thailand
On the evening of July 29, the final match of the 2024 Southeast Asian U19 tournament took place between U19 Indonesia and U19 Thailand.
Even though it was the final, both teams played quite freely attacking right after the opening whistle.
In the end, U19 Indonesia won 1-0 against U19 Thailand, thereby winning the 2024 Southeast U19 Championship.
Vietnamese-origin player sought after by 4 Premier League clubs
Vietnamese-origin player Ibrahim Maza is being sought after by four Premier League clubs, West Ham, Brighton, Brentford and Leicester City, after impressive performances at Hertha Berlin.
Ibrahim Maza is a Vietnamese talent that has emerged recently. He was born on November 24, 2005 in Berlin, Germany. Maza comes from an immigrant family, his father is Algerian and his mother is Vietnamese.
This striker can play for the German national team, Algeria national team and Vietnam national team if he meets all the conditions.
Maza is not too tall, only 1m77, but can play many positions in the attack besides his forte as a striker.
At the age of 19, Maza has attracted the attention of many big clubs. After Juventus, 4 Premier League teams including West Ham, Brighton, Brentford and Leicester City have all expressed interest and want to recruit this player of Vietnamese origin.
Djokovic "quickly defeated and destroyed" Nadal in their 60th encounter
Tennis player Novak Djokovic "quickly defeated and destroyed" Nadal in two straight sets, continuing his journey to find the first gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
In the match marking the 60th encounter between the two tennis legends, Djokovic "quickly defeated and destroyed" Nadal with a score of 6-1; 6-4, despite the Spanish player's strong performance at the end of the second set.
“Looking back to 2006, I didn’t think we would play at the Olympics. So we really appreciate this match. I think our rivalry is for the sport itself. There’s a lot of attention and interest in us. Today he (Nadal) wasn’t in his best shape and I did everything I could to make him uncomfortable,” Djokovic said after the win.
