Le Dinh Long Vu is one of the 60 most promising young talents in the world in 2023.

The Guardian has just announced a list of the 60 most promising young talents in the world in 2023. Midfielder Le Dinh Long Vu is also on this list.

Báo Anh: Lê Đình Long Vũ là một trong 60 tài năng trẻ triển vọng nhất thế giới năm 2023

Young football talent Le Dinh Long Vu in the U17 Vietnam jersey. (Photo: Nhu Dat)

The Guardian is one of the most prestigious newspapers in the UK and the world. Every year, this newspaper publishes a list of the 60 most promising talents based on data provided from all over the world.

Notably, in the 2023 list recently published by The Guardian , Vietnamese football has one representative, midfielder Le Dinh Long Vu.

The British newspaper commented on the talent of the 17-year-old Vietnamese player: "Vietnamese football has produced many players with good technique, speed, and ability to handle the ball with both feet. Among them, Long Vu has brought much excitement to fans.

The young midfielder made a special impression at the U17 Asian Cup and has even been called up to the Vietnam U23 team. Long Vu's speed and dribbling ability have earned him comparisons to Man City star Phil Foden.

Not every young player develops his full potential, but with a coach and a club with the right development strategy, Long Vu can go far in his career."

2023 witnessed the remarkable progress of Long Vu. The midfielder of Song Lam Nghe An shone at the U17 Asian tournament and contributed a beautiful goal.

After that, he was part of the U23 Vietnam team that participated in the U23 Asian Cup. In the U21 Song Lam Nghe An shirt, he contributed to helping the team win the runner-up position in the national U21 tournament.

Long Vu has worn the Song Lam Nghe An shirt in a few friendly matches but he needs to gain more experience to be ready to play in the V-League.

The midfielder born in 2006 is the second player in the history of Vietnamese football to appear in the list of 60 most promising young players of The Guardian .

In 2014, Phan Thanh Hau was also honored in this list. Unfortunately, the player who grew up from the Hoang Anh Gia Lai training center could not develop as expected.

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