Continuing to score goals, the rare overseas Vietnamese awaits his day to join the Vietnam national team.

Khoa Ngô continues to make an impact with a decisive goal in the National Cup, extending his impressive form and opening up the opportunity to be granted a spot in the Vietnam national team by coach Kim Sang-sik.

Overseas Vietnamese player Khoa Ngô continues to demonstrate impressive form by scoring the decisive goal that helped CA TP.HCM defeat Đồng Nai 1-0 in the quarterfinals of the 2025/26 National Cup. The successful penalty conversion not only secured a ticket to the semifinals for the home team at Thống Nhất Stadium, but also extended the convincing performance streak of the forward born in 2006.

Earlier in the V.League 2025/26, Khoa Ngô scored 3 goals in just 5 appearances, a remarkable efficiency for a very young newcomer. Notably, his goals have all been decisive, directly helping CA TP.HCM secure full points. Most recently were two goals scored against PVF-CAND and Hoàng Anh Gia Lai, contributing to pushing coach Lê Huỳnh Đức's team up to the top group of the standings.

Not only adept at scoring, Khoa Ngô also impresses with his speedy, technical, and confident playing style. Despite being only 1.65m tall, the overseas Vietnamese forward is still willing to compete with tall and strong defenders, while showing sharp positioning and finishing abilities. His effectiveness in scoring has gradually made him a new hope for CA TP.HCM's attack.

The rise of Khoa Ngô also inadvertently creates significant pressure on his senior teammates. While Tiến Linh or Đinh Thanh Bình still lack consistency in finishing, the young striker is making very good use of limited opportunities to make a difference.

With what he has shown from the V.League to the National Cup, Khoa Ngô is emerging as a notable discovery of Vietnamese football this season. If he continues to maintain stable scoring form, the 20-year-old forward could very well enter the "radar" of coach Kim Sang-sik for upcoming Vietnam national team training camps.