In a move to bolster cultural exchange and cooperation between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK), the former head coach of the Vietnamese national football team, Park Hang-seo, has been appointed as an honorary public relations ambassador for the southwestern province of Jeollabuk.
VOV.VN - Park Hang-seo, former chief coach of the Vietnam national football team, will lead his ex- players in a friendly match to raise funds for charity in Binh Duong, southern Vietnam, on July 12.
VOV.VN - Major media outlets of the Republic of Korea have reported that Kim Sang-sik, former coach of Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, will take over as coach of the Vietnam national football team, succeeding Park Hang-seo.
VOV.VN - Former chief coach of the Vietnam national football team Park Hang-seo has completed procedures to work as a chief consultant for Bac Ninh FC, a Vietnamese football club.
VOV.VN - Former coach of Vietnamese national football team Park Hang-seo is set to be named as a consultant of newly-established Bac Ninh football club who will play in Vietnamese Football League Second Division for the 2024 season, reported online newspaper VTCNews.
VOV.VN - The organising committee of the Asian Games (ASIAD) recently announced the schedule of football matches which will be held in Hangzhou, China, this September.
VOV.VN - Former head coach of the Vietnamese men's national football team Park Hang-seo has signed an advertising contract with a Vietnamese brand.
VOV.VN - An international football academy named after coach Park Hang-seo has been inaugurated in Hanoi recently in order to seek and nurture young hopefuls for Vietnamese football.
Ambassador Nguyen Phuong Nga, President of the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations (VUFO), presented an insignia “For Peace and Friendship among Nations” to Park Hang-seo, former head coach of the Vietnamese national football team, at a ceremony in Hanoi on May 9.
VOV.VN - Chief coach Philippe Troussier on April 23 took out seven names to make a shortlist of the national U22 team to fly to Cambodia for the 32nd Southeast Asian games (SEA Games).