Hanoi FC 2024/2025 Third Shirt

HANOI FC - THRID SHIRT 2024/2025

Hanoi FC are one of the most decorated clubs in Vietnamese football, based in the nation's capital and playing their home matches at the historic Hang Day Stadium in Dong Da. Founded on 18 June 2006 as T&T Hanoi, the club adopted their current name in 2016 and are known to supporters as the "Pride of the Capital" - with their purple kits giving rise to the nickname Doi Bong Ao Tim, "The Purple". They have collected six V.League 1 titles, three Vietnamese Cups and a record five Vietnamese Super Cups.

The 2024/2025 campaign was the season during which this unique third shirt was worn - a year of transition under three different head coaches, with Daiki Iwamasa, Le Duc Tuan and finally former Liverpool man Harry Kewell all taking the reins. Hanoi finished second in V.League 1, eight points adrift of champions Thep Xanh Nam Dinh.

In the Vietnamese Cup they bowed out in the round of sixteen.

Guinea-Bissau international João Pedro Silva scored 9 and was the clubs top scorer.