Vietnam Football Federation

Domestic leagues Women • Vietnamese Women's National League • Vietnamese National Women's U-19 Football Championship • Vietnamese National Women's U-16 Football Championship Men • V.League 1 • V.League 2 • Second Division • Third Division • Vietnamese National U-21 Football Championship • Vietnamese National U-19 Football Championship • Vietnamese National U-17 Football Championship • Vietnamese National U-15 Football Championship • Vietnamese National U-13 Football Championship • Vietnamese National U-11 Football Championship • Vietnam National Futsal League • Vietnamese National Beach Soccer League Domestic cups • Vietnamese Women's National Cup • Vietnamese National Football Cup • Vietnamese National Football Super Cup • Vietnamese National Futsal Cup ==National teams==

Women • Vietnam women's national football team • Vietnam women's national under-20 football team • Vietnam women's national under-17 football team • Vietnam women's national futsal team Men • Vietnam national football team • Vietnam national under-23 football team • Vietnam national under-21 football team • Vietnam national under-20 football team • Vietnam national under-17 football team • Vietnam national futsal team • Vietnam national under-20 futsal team • Vietnam national beach soccer team == Logo ==

In 1994, the VFF of the second term held a competition to design a new logo. The winning design was created by artist Nguyen Ngoc Than. The logo features a yellow background, a red triangle, and a stylized football. The red triangle represents the national flag, and the stylized football represents the passion for association football in Vietnam. The three letters VFF stand for Vietnam Football Federation. The later logo of the VFF features a stylized football with the three letters "VFF" inside it. The football is surrounded by the Vietnamese flag, which is red with a yellow star in the center. The logo was designed to honor the history and development of association football in Vietnam, and to show the Federation's commitment to meeting the needs of fans, friends, and international association football organizations. It was designed by Nguyen Cong Quang and has been in use since 2008. On April 28, 2008, the VFF Executive Committee officially announced the use of the new VFF logo in all related transactions from May 1, 2008. The use of the old logo ended on December 31, 2008. File:Vietnam Football Federation Logo (1994-2008).svg|1990–2008 File:Logo of VFF.png|2008– == Rumor ==

In 2023, rumors circulated on social media that the VFF was about to receive up to $120 million to build two stadiums with a capacity of up to 50,000 and 100,000 seats. According to the source, the two new stadiums could be started in March 2024. On November 6, 2023, the VFF announced that the funding announcement for the new stadium was completely fabricated, and in fact, the VFF does not have authority to build or to oversee the construction of major facilities like stadiums. ==References==