During the break after parting with the Vietnamese team, Coach Park Hang-seo shared with the Korean press about the 5-year journey with Vietnamese football.
Specifically, the 65-year-old strategist has just expressed his feelings on the page MK.co.kr: “I feel comfortable thinking it’s over. But sometimes when I think about it, I feel sad and regretful. However, everyone’s life has encounters and farewells and that is the inevitable choice of Vietnamese football. It’s time for a new change for me knowing I’ve made a difficult decision.”
This military leader also confessed that the decision to retire from the Vietnamese team was as painful as “the sadness of losing a loved one”. But that’s what he had to do. At the same time, Mr. Park also thinks that he “Not too sad because I lost to Thailand in the final of the AFF Cup 2022”.
Coach Park Hang-seo gave an interview to Korea’s MK.co.kr newspaper
Through an interview with Coach Park Hang-seo, the Korean media also had the opportunity to appreciate the changes he brought to Vietnamese football. Mk.co.kr write: “When he came here, he brought doubts because he was considered an outdated coach in Korea. However, Mr. Park changed everything.
Vietnam Tel ranked 136th on the FIFA rankings before he was appointed but now ranks 96th, up 40 places. He has garnered support from the players through his “unique influence”.
“He has brought new titles and new milestones to Vietnamese football. Up to three medals have been awarded by the Vietnamese government to coach Park. No one has done it like this leader. Maybe. believe that he is the one who has written history for Vietnamese football”.
During his 5 years in office, Coach Park Hang-seo has achieved great success with Vietnamese football
After the AFF Cup 2022 ended, Coach Park Hang-seo officially said goodbye to the position of head coach of Vietnam. Since coming to the S-shaped land in October 2017, the Korean captain has created unprecedented achievements and become the greatest captain in the history of Vietnamese football up to the present time. current point.