The Austrian club denied recruiting Quang Hai?

The future of midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai after parting with Hanoi FC is still a hot topic of public opinion at the moment. The source said that the number 1 football star in Vietnam will join the Austrian team – LASK Linz next May after reaching a preliminary agreement.

However, it is likely that LASK is still not the new destination of Quang Hai in Europe in the near future. Accordingly, a source close to the Austrian club LASK Linz denied rumors that the “familiar” team of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League offered to recruit the midfielder in 1997.

Specifically, writer Roland Streinz of the Austrian version of Sky Sports confirmed that LASK club has never had an offer to midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai in recent times. This journalist said LASK “have not had any contact with Quang Hai or the management team” of Vietnamese players.

Thus, the information that LASK club is the next destination in Quang Hai’s career is still just a rumor. However, the possibility that the Dong Anh midfielder will move to a team in the Austrian league is likely to happen after analysis from the player’s representative.

Sources close to LASK club denied recruiting Quang Hai

After the news about LASK appeared, many reputable newspapers and experts revealed that Quang Hai would join the Austrian championship, but not the home team of TWG Arena but a top club of this tournament, competing. The European qualification is Sturm Graz.

On April 12, Quang Hai bid farewell to Hanoi FC after more than 6 seasons with 4 V-League championships, and was also one of the best players in the tournament during this period. Currently, the midfielder born in 1997 is still improving his English, preparing carefully for his trip to Europe, scheduled for May-June.

Previously, Quang Hai refused to attend the 31st SEA Games with U23 Vietnam to focus on the goal of going abroad. The midfielder’s team confirmed that money is not an issue in Quang Hai’s new contract. The desire to go abroad and reach a higher peak was the decisive reason why Hai broke up with Hanoi FC and went abroad.