The Vietnamese national team received good news from Quang Hai, Dinh Trieu, and Thanh Binh.

Dinh Trieu does not need an MRI.

On March 13th, after waking up, goalkeeper Nguyen Dinh Trieu suddenly experienced sharp pain in his back. The unexpected injury made it difficult for the Hai Phong Club captain to walk. He had to be treated at the hotel and was unable to participate in the Vietnamese national team 's training session on the afternoon of March 13th.

This unexpected incident forced coach Kim Sang-sik to hastily call up young goalkeeper Trinh Xuan Hoang from Thanh Hoa Club to strengthen the squad alongside the two young goalkeepers Nguyen Van Viet (2002) and Tran Trung Kien (2003).

The good news is that by the morning of March 14th, Nguyen Dinh Trieu's injury had improved significantly. He was able to walk and experienced much less pain. After examination, doctors determined that he was not in severe pain and did not need an MRI.

Kim Jong-un eases his military concerns.

Photo: Ngoc Linh

By the morning of March 14th, players who had previously trained lightly, such as Quang Hai and Dinh Thanh Binh, were able to rejoin the team, easing many concerns for the Vietnamese national team's coaching staff. Striker Tien Linh also promises to be able to return in another 1-2 days.

Also on the afternoon of March 14th, goalkeeper Trinh Xuan Hoang will report to Mr. Kim in Binh Duong . This addition, along with a series of other promising returns, will allow the Vietnamese national team to train with a full squad in the next few days.

This is a positive sign, giving coach Kim Sang-sik confidence as he prepares for the two matches against Cambodia (March 19) and Laos (March 20). It is understood that the South Korean coach has instructed the team to focus intensely on achieving both victories.