V-League 2024/2025 is moving strongly: Happy, worried for the Vietnam team

V-League 2024/2025 moves strongly

Not long after the 2023/2024 season ends, V-League teams must immediately prepare to ensure plans for the next tournament, instead of being leisurely as before.

The reason for this is because the new season is expected to start in early September, so all 14 representatives in Vietnam's highest league must step to the starting line.

Up to now, although there have been no blockbuster deals, the movement of the transfer market is extremely strong and vibrant, unprecedented in the past two or three years.

Typically, last season's V-League runner-up, Binh Dinh Club, has liquidated or had players end their contracts and leave more than one team, which means a similar number must be added.

Or like CAHN, after a season that was considered unsuccessful, the industry team decided to say goodbye to some veterans and stars before announcing a series of new contracts to prepare for the upcoming journey, which is relatively difficult when participating in both the Southeast Asian Club Championship and the V-League.

Not only the two teams mentioned above, defending champions Nam Dinh, Hanoi FC, Binh Duong, HAGL... are also actively recruiting or looking for new players to be able to play well and achieve high goals in the 2024/2025 season.

Happy, worried for Vietnam team

Looking at the excitement of the V-League transfer market next season, it is clearly good news for the Vietnamese team because it seems that many clubs are showing their desire to win the championship, or at least compete in the top group instead of being content like in recent years.

A tournament with many candidates for the championship will ensure higher professional quality instead of counting on the fingers in a total of 182 matches over 26 rounds like last season.

A better V-League means it can give coach Kim Sang Sik more opportunities to improve the quality of the Vietnamese team instead of having to search for new players like Mr. Troussier or his senior Park Hang Seo at the end of his contract.

On the other hand, the fierce V-League, at the same time, players or some clubs have to participate in more tournaments, will also bring about negative effects such as physical strength and injuries, making it difficult for Mr. Kim Sang Sik to have the best squad for the tournaments that the Vietnamese team participates in.

However, to be fair, the fact that the V-League is becoming more exciting, attractive and competitive is still more encouraging than a tournament that has had few highlights throughout the season like last year.