While the Vietnam national football team is gearing up for their upcoming semifinal match against Malaysia in the ASEAN Cup 2026, midfielder Lê Văn Đô has taken the opportunity to extend his contract with CAHN Football Club for an additional three years. This announcement was made as the team trains at the VFF Center in preparation for their crucial match.

Lê Văn Đô, who stands at 1.84 meters tall, has been a vital player for the national team, although he has yet to see playing time in the current tournament. His recent contract signing with CAHN reflects the club's confidence in his abilities and their commitment to a long-term partnership. The club's official fan page highlighted his contributions, stating that he brings dynamism and energy to the midfield.

Originally joining CAHN on loan in 2023 from PVF Youth Training Center, Lê Văn Đô quickly established himself as a key player, helping the team secure the V.League 2023 championship. Following his impressive performances, he was permanently signed, becoming an integral part of the squad. In the past season, he made a significant impact, scoring nine goals in 44 appearances.

On the international stage, Lê Văn Đô has represented Vietnam at the U23 level and has played two matches for the senior national team. His consistent performance has earned him a spot in the squad for the ASEAN Cup 2026, as confirmed by head coach Kim Sang-sik.

The decision to extend Lê Văn Đô's contract is seen as a strategic move for CAHN, especially as they prepare for a demanding schedule that includes multiple competitions such as the V.League, National Cup, Southeast Asian Club Cup, and the AFC Champions League Elite. The team will face a challenging start with the Super Cup match against Ho Chi Minh City FC on August 30, followed by their first V.League match against Hong Linh Ha Tinh just four days later.