Vietnam Team: Without Quang Hai, Coach Kim Sang Sik... opens the flag

Quang Hai is absent

Right before the day the Vietnamese team gathered, coach Kim Sang Sik received bad news when Quang Hai missed the appointment again. This is the second time in a row that the CAHN midfielder could not join his teammates, after the FIFA Days in September.

It is not surprising that Quang Hai has physical problems or injuries, because recently he has had to fight on many fronts with CAHN Club, making it difficult to ensure his physical strength.

optical two.jpeg — Quang Hai cannot participate in the next training session of the Vietnamese team.

The absence of Quang Hai is certainly a big loss for the Vietnamese team's attack in a context where coach Kim Sang Sik's strikers have yet to find themselves again.

Losing this important spark, coach Kim Sang Sik will have to find a new solution to the home team's attack problem in the next two matches against Nepal.

Mr. Kim Sang Sik "opened the flag"

The absence of a key player like Quang Hai certainly gives coach Kim Sang Sik a headache in calculating a replacement plan. But from another perspective, this is a golden opportunity for the Korean coach to "open his heart".

For the first time in an official match, coach Kim Sang Sik faced an objective and ideal situation to boldly try new options without too much pressure from public opinion.

Kim Sang Sik.JPG — Quang Hai's absence is a disadvantage, but also an opportunity for coach Kim Sang Sik to find new factors for the Vietnam team.

Without Quang Hai, the responsibility of organizing the play and creating breakthroughs will be shared with other factors. This is an opportunity for players like Hoang Duc, Hai Long or any other attacking midfielder to be given trust, step out of their comfort zone and prove their ability to lead the attack.

Finding a name capable of replacing Quang Hai when needed is an urgent task to help the Vietnamese team avoid falling into a state of dependence on a certain individual.

The most favorable thing is that the opponent in the next 2 matches is Nepal, which is not too strong, meaning the risk level when testing the lineup is quite low, allowing coach Kim Sang Sik to freely change the lineup, and the rookies also have the opportunity to show themselves...

Obviously, no one wants a player to get injured, but in this situation, Quang Hai's absence accidentally became a perfect test for coach Kim Sang Sik as well as an opportunity for him to build a more diverse and unpredictable Vietnam team in the future.