Quang Hai’s strange move after deciding to leave Hanoi club

In mid-March, Hanoi FC and Quang Hai There was a meeting to negotiate on the issue of contract extension. It is known that the leader of the capital team has made an offer with a very high level of compensation compared to the common level of players in the V.League.

However, Quang Hai refused with the reason that he wanted to try his hand at a tournament outside the V.League.

The plan to go abroad has been cherished by Quang Hai for a long time. In 2018, after the success at Asian Games in Indonesia, Quang Hai said: “At the moment I just want to focus on the best for the host club to achieve the immediate results.

In the future, if I receive the attention of foreign clubs, I want to try it once. This will certainly need to be carefully considered to make a reasonable decision.”.

Currently, how Quang Hai decides his future is also a hot topic of round ball fans. Many theories have been put forward, some people think that he will find a new destination in the Southeast Asian tournament, some say that Hai “Con”‘s ambition is in the top level tournament in the continent.

However, it is all just speculation because the original Dong Anh striker has never had any feedback on this.

After many days of “silent silence”, Quang Hai recently made his first move on social networks. More surprising is that his sharing has nothing to do with his future in the near future.

Posting a photo of a blistered foot because of playing football, 9X wrote: “This is the price of passion and youth but happiness… So just enjoy.”

According to the latest information, the representative of Hanoi FC flew into Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City to renegotiate with Quang Hai’s representative. The outcome of the negotiations was quite positive.

If he re-signs with Hanoi FC, Quang Hai can still fulfill his dream of going abroad to play by signing a loan contract. Before that, his teammates like Van Hau, Cong Phuong or Van Lam,… all used this method to go abroad.

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According to Vietnamnet