Kim Sang-sik tops Southeast Asia in national team win rate

VietnamNews - Oct 12, 2026

Since taking over Việt Nam in May 2024, Kim has recorded 25 wins, highlighting his strong start with the national team and putting him well ahead of his regional counterparts.

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