Van Quyet, Cong Phuong, and many other players bid farewell to 'Leader Tran Lap'.

Many players shared their grief over the passing of the leader of the band Bức Tường - Trần Lập.

Tran Lap passed away at the age of 42 on March 17th after a long battle with cancer. Many players shared their condolences on social media, expressing their grief over the passing of the leader of the band Buc Tuong.

Striker Cong Phuong, currently playing for Mito Hollyhock in Japan, shared: "Farewell, brother! In the new world, please continue to sing!"

Tran Lap's music is not only powerful and fiery but also deeply moving, imbued with humanistic philosophies of life. That's why he has a huge fan base, spanning all demographics. Among them are striker Van Quyet of Hanoi T&T and many other players.

Van Quyet considered Tran Lap his idol and always listened to him sing, both in sad and happy times. For Van Quyet, Tran Lap's music possessed tremendous power; it created motivation and the will to strive for success. On the day his idol passed away, the Hanoi T&T striker wrote: "Farewell, my idol!"

“Even the path paved with roses will still ache from the thorns… You must be tired from fighting! Rest in peace and go to a place where there is no more cancer, no more pain…” – These are the words of midfielder Nghiem Xuan Tu, a player currently playing for Than Quang Ninh.

Among football fans, Tú "the Horse" was perhaps the one who empathized most with Trần Lập, understanding the daily pain the rocker from Nam Định went through. Before his strong comeback on the field, the former Thanh Hóa midfielder also battled cancer for a long time. Besides singing and traveling, Trần Lập was also very passionate about football. He was a member of FC Ngôi Sao – a team of artists – and regularly played matches every week. Now, FC Ngôi Sao has permanently lost an outstanding member.

According to VOV