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The Ho Chi Minh City Club Facebook page officially announced the firing of coach Chung Hae Seong after the V-League season ended.
Coach Chung Hae Seong said goodbye to HCMC club (Clip: Facebook club HCMC)
After much speculation, the Ho Chi Minh City Club finally officially said goodbye to coach Chung Hae Seong. This is what HCM City club’s performance predicts in the 2020 LS V-League season, which is quite disappointing despite the large investment.
Coach Chung Hae Seong Officially Says Goodbye to HCMC Club
The official Facebook page of the Ho Chi Minh City Club announced (in bilingual Vietnamese-Korean): “Our sincere thanks to Head Coach Chung Hae Seong and his assistants during his time at the club and we would like to wish him and his colleagues the best on the road ahead. Wishing Mr. Chung and his assistants good health and happiness”.
Coach Chung Hae Seong has led the HCMC club since December 2019. So far, he has led the club in 58 games, including 29 wins, 11 draws and 18 losses. Helped Ho Chi Minh City club win the 2019 V-League Runner-up titles, tied for third place in the 2019 and 2020 National Cup, 2018 Super Cup runner-up, the best coach of the 2019 season, the best coach of the month.
After the HCMC club announced the above decision, coach Chung Hae Seong said goodbye to the club. He shared: “I want to thank you all. In the last 2 years, the team has encountered many difficulties, but still achieved success.
Coach Chung Hae Seong just had an unsuccessful season at HCMC club
All united to support each other. I also tried my best and now, I don’t feel sad. This year’s result is not the same as last year. I think everyone will be disappointed, but I don’t think so. Being in the top 5 of the V-League is still a success. This year has been difficult due to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic but we still try to play until the last game to get high.
One thing I must admit is that the HCMC club is the most professional club in Vietnam. For the past two years, I have worked hard to shift from culture to club professionalism. I want to wish the club much success in the future ”.
Yesterday, the Thai press began to spread the news that the Ho Chi Minh City Club wanted to invite coaches from Thailand. In it, prominent candidates such as Kiatisuk or Dusit can be mentioned.
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