Norwegian midfielder Kristoffer Normann Hansen secured a new team right after his departure from Thep Xanh Nam Dinh after a short period with the club.
In January 2026, Nam Dinh Club confirmed their separation from Normann Hansen as the season entered a crucial phase. On their official media channel, the Nam Dinh team expressed gratitude: “Thank you for Normann Hansen’s contributions during his time here. We wish him success in his future endeavors!”.
Joining Thien Truong Stadium with hopes of strengthening the midfield, the midfielder born in 1994 was mainly used in cup competitions. Wearing Nam Dinh's jersey, he played 7 matches, scored 1 goal, and provided 2 assists. Although he had limited chances to showcase himself in the V-League, the Norwegian player still left an impression thanks to his international experience and calm, skillful style of play.
The departure was considered a suitable move aligned with Nam Dinh’s squad restructuring strategy, as the club prioritizes stable and more suitable players for professional demands during the decisive stage of the season.
After leaving Vietnam, Normann Hansen quickly secured a new position at Dalian K’un City Club. With a background of playing in Europe and experience gained from various football environments, this midfielder is expected to adapt quickly and have more playing opportunities in the next phase of his career.
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