The number one star of Vietnam U23 joins hands to help recover from the aftermath of Bualoi storm.

The young forward Nguyễn Đình Bắc, newly summoned to the Vietnam national team, has rapidly stood out not just by his gameplay but also by his kind deeds in real life.

Recently, the player from Nghệ An province donated 30 million VND to support local people in overcoming the severe consequences left by storm Bualoi.

On his personal page, Đình Bắc emotionally shared: “My heart goes out to Nghệ An. The Bualoi storm has caused tremendous loss and hardship both materially and spiritually for the people of Nghệ An. I offer my heartfelt support to my hometown’s residents. I hope everyone can join hands, contributing a small part to help our fellow citizens overcome the difficulties and challenges after the recent Bualoi storm so that life can quickly return to normal.”

The heartfelt call from the striker born in 2004 quickly spread strongly within the fan community. Many supporters expressed their deep emotion over this noble gesture and praised Đình Bắc as a shining example for the young generation of Vietnamese players. In the context of many areas in Nghệ An suffering from flooding and shortages after the storm, the support both materially and spiritually from sons far from home like Đình Bắc holds extremely practical significance.

This humanitarian act is even more special as it happened right after Đình Bắc was selected for the national team.. This is considered a great moral boost for him ahead of important matches with the “Golden Star Warriors.” At the same time, it also shows the image of a player who not only shines on the pitch but also carries a strong sense of responsibility toward the community and his homeland.

Đình Bắc’s participation alongside his fellow citizens once again reminds us of the Vietnamese tradition of “the good leaves protect the torn leaves.” From his sincere heart, it is hoped that more individuals and groups will continue to accompany the people of Nghệ An in overcoming difficulties and stabilizing life after the storm.