At a training session of the national men's football squad (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Head coach Park Hang-seo has revealed the roster of 29players for the remaining games of Group G of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers’second round.
The squad includes three goalkeepers, 11defenders, 11 midfielders and four strikers.
Among them, 27 have been together in atraining camp in Hanoi since early this month. They are scheduled to fly to theUnited Arab Emirates (UAE) on May 26 on a special flight arranged by BambooAirways, which is the official transporter of national football’s teams.
Goalie Dang Van Lam who will join the teamin Dubai after departing from Japan, where he plays for Cerezo Osaka FC.
The other player not in the camp is midfielderNguyen Hai Long of the U22 squad.
Defender Doan Van Hau of Hanoi FC andmidfielder Nguyen Trong Hoang of Viettel both made the team despite havingrecently recovered from injury.
Hoang and defender Tran Dinh Trong of Hanoiwill be ineligible for the first match against Indonesia due to suspension.
The rest of the team include strikers NguyenCong Phuong and Nguyen Van Toan of HAGL, and Nguyen Tien Linh of Becamex Binh Duong;midfielders Nguyen Quang Hai of Hanoi, Phan Van Duc of Song Lam Nghe An, and LuongXuan Truong, Nguyen Minh Vuong and Nguyen Tuan Anh of HAGL; and defenders DoDuy Manh of Hanoi, Que Ngoc Hai and Bui Tien Dung both of Viettel.
The team will stay in a hotel and havetheir own training plan before joining other squads of Group G from June 3-16.
All the travelling party will be tested onarrival for COVID-19 and must then quarantine in their hotel room until theyreceive a negative result. Players will then be tested after every four to fivedays.
Also because of the COVID-19 pandemic,teams are allowed to finalise their 23-man matchday squad 90 minutes prior tokick-off.
Vietnam, who are currently on top of GroupG, will play Indonesia on June 7, Malaysia on June 11 and the hosts four dayslater.
All fixtures will kick off at 11.45pm(Vietnam time) and be broadcast live on VTV5 and VTV6./.
All members of the men’s national football team were fully vaccinated against COVID-19 on May 19 and will leave for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) late month to play the remaining games in the Group G qualifiers for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
All matches of the Vietnamese national football team in Group G of the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers will be broadcast live in Vietnam, according to the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF).
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At a training session of the national men's football squad (Photo: VNA) 
