Quang Hai mysteriously doesn’t exist, Vietnam football’s “mortal grave” has been revealed once again
Quang Hai’s mysterious absence
Quang Hai has a back injury, which is explained by coach Chun Jae-ho of Hanoi FC. The Korean strategist admitted that he did not know when the 24-year-old midfielder could return to play.
Immediately after the match at Hang Day Stadium, information that Quang Hai and Hanoi FC had problems in contract renewal negotiations broke out. Some sources said that the two sides could not agree on the amount of bribes and salaries. In addition, Quang Hai is also aiming abroad to compete to develop his career.
Quang Hai will go overseas to compete?
Before the above information, many fans have a lot of question marks. Is Quang Hai out due to injury or will he part with Hanoi FC? Why is the contract between the two parties only valid until April 2022, but to date, no progress has been announced on the new contract?
Tomorrow, March 14, the Vietnam team will gather to prepare for the two 2022 World Cup qualifiers against Oman and Japan. Quang Hai, although according to Hanoi FC, injured without a return date, but coach Park Hang-seo still put his name on the list.
Vietnamese football “graveyard of death”
With or without a back injury, it is true that Quang Hai and Hanoi FC are negotiating a contract extension with only 1 month remaining until the contract expires. While teams around the world strongly avoid negotiating this way, this is a common occurrence in Vietnam.
Considering that at the beginning of 2021, midfielder Bui Tien Dung is also playing in conditions whose contract with Viettel is almost out. Theoretically, the then defending V.League champions were fully at risk of losing Bui Tien Dung on a free transfer and earning no money.
But then Viettel didn’t study and let Que Ngoc Hai go a year later. The 300,000 euros (about 7.5 billion VND) centre-back said goodbye to Hang Day Stadium on a free and returned to SLNA.
Que Ngoc Hai leaves Viettel on a free transfer
According to transfer regulations, in the last 6 months before the contract expires, the player is free to negotiate in search of a new destination.
In European leagues, clubs often try to negotiate extensions early or set automatic renewal clauses. If the player no longer wants to stay, the club will sell him 1 year before the end of the contract to remove the transfer money.
But in the V.League, instead of a transfer contract, it is this new tip that is mentioned more. Teams have long been used to accepting players in free form and paying generous bribes. Therefore, the issue of retaining players with contracts was not considered to be of sufficient importance.
Now, when the Quang Hai – Hanoi FC incident broke out, people were shocked to realize how much money the capital city team could lose. In 2019, Van Lam moved from Hai Phong to Muangthong for 450,000 euros even though his valuation at that time was only 300,000 euros. Quang Hai with a valuation of 400,000 euros promises to make significantly more money.
However, that is only an estimate. Because after 1 month, teams from Thailand, Japan, Korea or Europe can casually sign a contract with Quang Hai without paying any money to Hanoi FC.
According to transfer reports from FIFA, in the 2011-2020 period, Thai clubs earned USD 14 million from transfers, while the number of Vietnamese clubs was only 1.5 million.
In the future, when Vietnamese football is more deeply integrated with the international community, loose contracts will become a “mortal grave” causing further damage to the team.
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