U.23 Vietnam has thin striker?

Some people think that if you decide to strike first and apply early pressure to concretize your strength as Mr. Park has announced to assert your advantage over opponents, will such a small number of spearheads be used? Is it too thin? Especially when next to you Tien Linh full of experience, the other two names that have never had a role are Ho Thanh Minh and Nguyen Van Tung.

One is playing in the first division, the other has just emerged through the youth tournaments and the Southeast Asian champion U.23 team is still not brave enough to fight, if Binh Duong’s striker misses, he can’t play. Are the remaining 2 satellites capable enough?

Young striker Van Tung is one of the three official spearheads of U.23 Vietnam at the 31st SEA Games Vuong Anh

But if you have followed Mr. Park’s way of choosing people and approaching tournaments in the region for many years, when closing the list of only 20 people, there is usually no need for many strikers. SEA Games 30 in the Philippines is an example when the Korean leader registered with only 2 spears, Tien Linh and Duc Chinh while there are 7 midfielders.

Only two strikers, but Mr. Park constantly rotates to use both or at times throws both of them together, generally making full use of the strikers’ abilities. So this time, having 3 spears is already a lot and that number is in the mind of the rotating attack toy of the captain U.23 Vietnam.

Moreover, with the 3-4-3 or 3-5-2 playing style that Mr. Park often applies to Vietnamese football It is also not necessary to have many strikers because on the two wings, U.23 Vietnam can take advantage of the rise of public midfielders like the way Mr. Park often chooses Quang Hai and Phan Van Duc to kick right after Tien Linh and before the pair. Hung Dung – Hoang Duc in the team.

That formula is in U.23 Vietnam won’t change when Ly Cong Hoang Anh and Hoang Duc rise up can play that role and Trong Long, Quang Nho or Hai Long come in to support Hung Dung. If he kicks 2 strikers, he will alternately use Van Tung and Thanh Minh, taking advantage of the dashing power and mobility of these strikers to support Tien Linh.

On the other hand, U.23 Vietnam also has versatile positions that can play strikers when needed without fear of being thin. That is the case of Nham Manh Dung who has a beautiful stature that can fit in the “gap” of the striker’s shortfall. Dung was registered to play as a central defender, but he was originally a striker, so he was not too worried when he needed to add more spearheads in the front line.