Hoang Duc, Van Lam and the team participate in activities to support students in Ho Chi Minh City

On the morning of April 9, at Binh Chanh High School for the Gifted in Physical Education and Sports (Binh Loi commune, Ho Chi Minh City), an exchange program with the theme "Nhip cau yeu thuong - Vuon cao mo uoc" was organized with the participation of some Vietnamese football players such as Nguyen Hoang Duc, Dang Van Lam, Nguyen Quoc Viet, Le Van Thuan and Tran Thanh Trung.

The activity is within the framework of the "Warm Clothes to School" program, implemented by Saigon Giai Phong Newspaper in coordination with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Binh Loi commune, aiming to support students in difficult circumstances and create conditions for exchange and inspiration for sports gifted students in the area.

Previously, on April 7, the program awarded 50 scholarships and 250 jackets to students in the locality. The total value of gifts is about 100 million VND.

According to the organizers, in the exchange on April 9, the players shared with students about the training and competition process as well as the difficulties in pursuing professional sports. The exchange content focused on the spirit of perseverance, training awareness and responsibility of young athletes in a high-performance sports environment.

In addition to the exchange part, the program also organized a number of interactive activities such as juggling balls, shooting balls into the goal and taking souvenir photos, creating a close atmosphere between students and the players.

Representatives of Binh Chanh High School for the Gifted in Sports and Physical Training said that exchange activities with professional athletes contribute to helping students have more motivation in studying and training, especially for groups of students who are pursuing high-performance sports.

Within the framework of the program, the organizing committee continued to award more jackets and souvenirs to some students overcoming difficulties in Binh Loi commune. The activity aims to contribute to supporting learning and living conditions for local students.

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