With Polking's appointment, the club hope the team can stabilise both professionally and mentally and continue their championship challenge in the V.League 1.

Ticket prices range from VNĐ200,000 to VNĐ600,000. The VFF will start selling tickets online from May 25 to May 30, or until they sell out. Buyers are expected to receive their tickets by May 30.

In their upcoming fixtures, Nam Định will face Đông Á Thanh Hóa away, followed by a home game against Sông Lam Nghệ An.

The event is part of the Lotus Village Festival 2024, aimed at promoting the image of Uncle Hồ's homeland and introducing local products and cultural values to domestic and foreign tourists.

This will be the second time Hải has played abroad, as he had previously played for Pau FC in Ligue 2 in France.

Việt Nam athletics secure gold and national records at the first Asian Relay Championship which closes in Thailand on May 21.

Kim Sang-sik knows Việt Nam's challenges at the upcoming ASEAN Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2024 but he believes to have positive results.

The tournament is expected to help clubs in the province exchange experiences and ways to improve, adding to the professional qualifications of referees, coaches and athletes.

The 33-year-old striker has not renewed her contract with the Portuguese club and intends to return home, but she will play two playoff matches on May 27 and June 9 for Lank FC before her return.

Bình Dương will host Quảng Nam at Xuân Hòa Stadium, providing an opportunity for them to close the points gap following their 4-1 victory over Hà Nội Police. The pressure will be on Nam Định when they welcome Hải Phòng to Thiên Trường Stadium on Wednesday.

The 2024 HCM City School Festival Basketball Tournament for the Nestlé MILO Cup began at the Phú Thọ Stadium in HCM City’s District 11 on May 18, with 81 teams and more than 1,500 players.

Việt Nam win bronze and set new national record at the first Asian Relay Championship on May 20 in Bangkok, Thailand.

Shanghai Surtai.EXE won the second stage of the 3X3.EXE Premier Vietnam basketball tournament on May 19 in HCM City.

National record holders Hoàng Nguyên Thanh and Hoàng Thị Ngọc Hoa met no difficulty in winning a HCM City running competition this past weekend.

The Vietnamese athletes dominated the event, securing nine gold, nine silver and six bronze medals, placing them at the top of the medal table.

The Thai football legend, despite having multiple success in his homeland, was somewhat unfortunate in his second spell as a manager in Việt Nam.

Coach Trương Minh Sang said Phong did really good job but Yin delivered a better performance in the final.

Phạm Thanh Ngân made Trịnh Xuân Anh's return to national mixed martial arts a nightmare, while Quàng Văn Minh knocked out the only foreign fighter, Mirko Maurice Horn, at the LION Championship 13 on May 18 in Hà Nội.

Lê Đức Phát says the Olympics is the highest-level playground in badminton, where all the world stars gather for glory. He doesn't want to go there just to attend, but to show off his professional abilities.

Bạc Thị Khiêm wins Việt Nam's only gold at the Asian Taekwondo Championship which closes on May 18 in Đà Nẵng City.