Dinh Bac is ready to start for CAHN in the Southeast Asian Club Cup.

Dinh Bac demonstrated his resolve at the pre-match press conference for CAHN versus Tampines Rovers in the Shopee Cup.

After returning from the campaign with Vietnam U23 at the Asian Championship finals, Nguyen Dinh Bac almost immediately rejoined Hanoi Police FC. The young forward maintained a consistent training rhythm and was brought on for about 20 minutes in the match against Ninh Binh, serving as a warm-up to regain match fitness.

Before the final group stage match of the Shopee Cup, Dinh Bac stated that the entire team is highly focused. Although the group standings no longer carry much pressure, he and his teammates still regard this as an important game where each individual must show professionalism and a strong desire to win.

Ahead of the final match at the Shopee Cup, coach Mano Polking affirmed the team's fighting spirit: "We will give our all for tomorrow's match. This is also an opportunity for other players, who have trained very hard, to start and showcase their abilities."

Sharing the same view as coach Mano Polking,the striker born in 2004 clearly expressed his responsibility to the team. He emphasized that the team's goal is not just to complete formalities but to deliver a convincing performance to thank the loyal fans. Forward Nguyen Dinh Bac also expressed his determination: "The whole team is well prepared and wants to secure 3 points to give to the supporters."

From the perspective of a young player, Dinh Bac considers any playing time precious. He stressed that he is always ready to give his all if given a starting spot because every minute on the field helps him gain experience and prove his ability in the CAHN jersey.

This spirit aligns with the coaching staff's rotation strategy. When some key players need rest to recover their fitness, players like Dinh Bac are expected to bring fresh energy, enthusiasm, and speed to the capital club's attack.