Accordingly, Vo Hoang Minh Khoa stayed at the Becamex Ho Chi Minh City team and did not move to the Hanoi Police Club as originally planned. There are two reasons for the unsuccessful transfer.
First, Vo Hoang Minh Khoa wanted to change the environment, but he himself understood that when Tien Linh and Que Ngoc Hai left, he had to play the role of leader of Becamex HCMC club.
Second, coach Anh Duc wanted to change personnel to compensate for Minh Khoa's position but could not reach an agreement.
This year's season is predicted to be very difficult for Becamex HCMC. This team has only had a few mid-range contracts such as Trong Hung, Trong Phu, Quoc Khanh, Hoang Hung, Van Cong...
In such a situation, the role of Vo Hoang Minh Khoa becomes even more important. He will carry the Southeast representative to overcome difficulties.
Vo Hoang Minh Khoa grew up from Becamex Youth Center in Ho Chi Minh City. He started practicing football at the age of 14 and was soon promoted to the Binh Duong first team 5 years later.
Recently, Minh Khoa has continuously shown great progress in expertise. The player born in 2001 plays an important role in the U23 Vietnam team under coach Hoang Anh Tuan.
The 24-year-old star debuted for the Vietnam national team in a very big win against Laos, continuing to demonstrate good professional skills.
Minh Khoa can support the attack but is ready to participate in high-intensity defense. Coach Kim Sang-sik really loves Minh Khoa and wants to give him a starting position.
