‘Salba’ believes ‘War Elephants’, the runners-up set for the ASEAN U-23 Championship can be extended to the youth of the world

‘Salba’ believes ‘War Elephants’, the runners-up set for the ASEAN U-23 Championship can be extended to the youth of the world

After “young war elephants”, the Thai national football team Under 23 years old, ASEAN championship set Complete the mission by winning the vice-champion. after losing to Vietnam In the finals go 1-0

Salvador Valero Garcia, head coach of the Thailand U-19 national team Who led this team to compete, said that we are proud of the players. Before the game, we have a meeting and discuss that no matter who goes on the field, we will give our best. And everyone can do it, which is very proud. It shows that this team has a high level and is able to play in the Under-20 World Cup.

Salba added that in this game we only use forwards who are only 16 years old, showing that Thailand can create good young stars. We faced Vietnamese teams who are 21-22 years old. They are strong. But our team, who are not 18 years old, are fighting very close.

“After this, we will go back to meeting with the association. to plan for the next month Because I think we need a tournament. and tournaments like this Helped our team a lot. We need games for players to improve. The performance was obviously good.”

“What I want to say about the fans Thank you for your support. It’s awesome. We got a good message. So many, it’s wonderful. Sorry we didn’t win the championship. but confirmed that we did our best on the field but i don’t regret Some players were disappointed. because they are in pain not champion But here’s the lesson. and hope that the future will be bright for everyone We have a clear character. know how to play fight till the end I think Thai people will be proud of our team. It is very valuable.”

For the Thai national team, under 23 years old, will return to Thailand immediately, arriving at Suvarnabhumi International Airport on February 27 at 12.00