Fans warmly welcomed Harry Kewell upon his arrival in Hanoi.

Harry Kewell has officially arrived in Hanoi to start a new chapter with the capital’s club, and the presence of the Australian coach immediately captured the fans’ interest.

Many supporters dressed in purple gathered early at the international arrival area of Noi Bai Airport. They carried flags, banners, and numerous signs welcoming Harry Kewell to Hanoi FC. When the 47-year-old coach stepped into the hall, the crowd loudly chanted his name, creating a lively atmosphere rarely seen for a new foreign coach in Vietnam.

Harry Kewell smiled and waved to greet, thanking the fans and stayed quite a while to take souvenir photos. Dressed elegantly, the former Liverpool star exuded confidence and professionalism, embodying the demeanor of someone who has competed on football’s biggest stages.

Right after completing immigration procedures, Kewell will settle into life in Vietnam. He will then begin his work soon, before officially debuting at Hang Day Stadium in the match against Ninh Binh on October 18.

In a previous announcement, Hanoi FC affirmed that appointing Harry Kewell is part of their strategy to elevate the club both in expertise and brand value. The capital club hopes that with his experience working in Europe and Japan, the Australian coach will help the team pursue domestic titles and continental ambitions.

Harry Kewell was once an icon of Australian football, scoring 17 goals in 56 appearances for the national team and participating in the 2006 and 2010 World Cups. Wearing the Liverpool jersey, he was part of the squad that won the 2004/05 UEFA Champions League and the 2005/06 FA Cup. With his extensive experience as both player and coach, Kewell is anticipated to bring fresh energy to Hanoi FC.

More than just a coaching signing, Harry Kewell’s arrival marks an important milestone reflecting Vietnam football’s ambition to rise. Many fans believe that under the guidance of the strategist who once conquered the Champions League, Hanoi FC will enter a new era of modernity, professionalism, and deeper integration with international football.