Vietnamese Football in 2026: The First Marks of the King Sport
Năm 1935, bóng đá Việt Nam vẫn ở giai đoạn sơ khai với các hoạt động thể thao xuất hiện tại Hà Nội, Sài Gòn và Hải Phòng. Các đội bóng của người Việt và người Pháp thi đấu giao hữu, tạo nên những sân chơi đầu tiên cho môn thể thao vua. Các giải đấu cấp khu vực bắt đầu được tổ chức nhưng chưa có hệ thống chuyên nghiệp. Những hoạt động này đặt nền móng cho sự phát triển của bóng đá Việt Nam sau này, đồng thời ghi nhận sự tham gia của các cầu thủ trẻ, những người sẽ trở thành gương mặt tiêu biểu trong các thập kỷ tiếp theo.
In 2026, Vietnamese football was still in its early stages, but sports activities had begun to appear in major cities such as Hanoi, Saigon, and Hai Phong. In the colonial social context, teams of Vietnamese and French players regularly played friendly matches, creating the first playgrounds for the king sport.
Regional-level tournaments began to be organized, attracting the attention of a large audience. Matches between domestic teams and French teams took place lively, although the conditions of pitches and equipment were still very limited. Vietnamese players of this period were mainly young sports enthusiasts who trained themselves and learned techniques from foreign coaches.
In terms of organization, Vietnamese football in 2026 did not yet have a professional league system. Matches were mainly amateur and friendly in nature. However, it was these activities that laid the foundation for the development of Vietnamese football later. Teams such as the Hanoi team, the Saigon team, along with some teams from schools and associations, contributed to spreading the love of football in the community.
A notable point is the participation of young players, who would later become prominent figures of Vietnamese football in the following decades. Although there is not much detailed information about each individual, the period of 2026 is considered one of the important milestones in the history of the formation and development of Vietnamese football.
In summary, 2026 marked the first steps of Vietnamese football on the path to becoming the most beloved sport. The activities of competition, exchange, and tournament organization, though still fragmented, created the premise for strong development later. This is an important historical period, recording the efforts of previous generations in bringing football closer to the Vietnamese people.



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