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VFF negotiates to extend Park Hang-seo's contract

The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) has met with the national team’s head coach Park Hang-seo's representative to negotiate the extension of his contract.
VFF negotiates to extend Park Hang-seo's contract ảnh 1The Vietnamese national team’s head coach Park Hang-seo
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Hanoi (VNA) - The VietnamFootball Federation (VFF) has met with the national team’s head coach ParkHang-seo's representative to negotiate the extension of his contract.

The VFF proposed extending the Koreancoach's contract for three years.

His current contract is set toexpire in January 2020, but the coach has hinted he may commit his future to Vietnam.

“We worked with Park’srepresentative to suggest the contract extension," VFF generalsecretary Le Hoai Anh said.

"The extension’s successdepends on the goodwill and desire of the two sides. However, we think thatwith the love for Vietnamese football, Park will continue his work in Vietnam."

Coach Park’srepresentative Lee Dong-jun did not say how the negotiation went.

In the first contract, coach Parkwas paid 20,000 USD per month by the president of Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL)club. Recently, the HAGL president has said VFF will have to pay Park under thenew contract.

The VFF general secretaryrevealed that they will meet with coach Park in the next few days to see ifthey can reach an agreement for a new contract.-VNA
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