In the attack, the first name that cannot be overlooked is Nguyen Xuan Son who scored 7 goals in just 5 matches, boasting the best goal-scoring efficiency in the history of the tournament (among players who have won the Golden Boot).
Competing with him are Tien Linh, who finished second in the goal-scoring list, along with Joao Pedro (Timor-Leste), Suphanat Mueanta (Thailand), Faris Ramli (Singapore), Bjorn Martin Kristensen (the Philippines), Patrik Gustavsson (Thailand), Shawal Anuar (Singapore), and Supachok Sarachat (Thailand).
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The nominees for the midfield positions in the ASEAN Cup 2024 Best XI. |
In the category of midfield, Hoang Duc is the most prominent candidate. He demonstrated incredible versatility and effectiveness in the recent tournament. Hoang Duc’s contributions were crucial in helping Vietnam overcome significant challenges against teams like Thailand, Indonesia, and even Singapore.
Quang Hai and Hai Long also contributed to the list, helping Vietnam secure three nominations, the highest number from any team. The remaining five names in the midfield nomination list are Sandro Reyes (the Philippines), Sor Rotana (Cambodia), Kyoga Nakamura (Singapore), Peeradol Chamratsamee, and Ben Davis (Thailand).
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The nominees for the best defenders in the ASEAN Cup 2024 Best XI. |
Duy Manh and Tien Dung are strong candidates for the best defenders. These players may not have been the most spotlighted, but their quiet yet highly effective performances were pivotal. Their fighting spirit and crucial involvement in key moments have made them reliable anchors for the Vietnam national team.
Competing with them for a spot are Kike Linares (the Philippines), Suphanan Bureerat (Thailand), Muhammad Ferarri (Indonesia), Safuwan Baharudin (Singapore), Adrian Ugelvik (Philippines), and Nicholas Mickelson (Thailand).
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The nominees for the goalkeeper positions in the ASEAN Cup 2024 Best XI. |
In the goalkeeper position, the Vietnam national team has nominated Nguyen Dinh Trieu. The 31-year-old goalkeeper delivered an outstanding performance between the posts, playing a crucial role in helping Vietnam defeat Thailand in the final and secure their ASEAN Championship title.
Other nominees for this position are Haziq Nadzli (Malaysia), Patiwat Khammai (Thailand), Quincy Kammeraad (Philippines), and Izwan Mahbud (Singapore).
