Considered one of the most promising setters in Vietnamese volleyball, she has just made fans "admire" before entering a crucial competition.
On her personal page, setter Yen Nhi recently posted the latest photos looking extremely "cool." She is preparing with her teammates to participate in the Hoa Lu Binh Dien Cup 2026, before entering the first stage of the National Volleyball Championship for Clubs.
Yen Nhi is 1.78m tall and is considered one of the most promising setters in Vietnamese volleyball.
In the 2025 A Division finals, the girl born in 2003 demonstrated mature performance, playing a key role in Hanoi Tasco Auto's outstanding journey.





Yen Nhi's smooth handling, good match-reading ability, and composure in tense moments significantly contributed to the Capital team winning the championship and securing promotion to the 2026 National Championship.
Before starting volleyball at age 15, Yen Nhi pursued athletics and won a silver medal in a running competition at the Phu Dong Sports Festival in Lang Son province.
She showed impressive performance in the 2025 National Volleyball Championship, greatly contributing to LPBank Ninh Binh winning the runner-up position and being recalled to the national team by coach Tuan Kiet.
Yen Nhi is a member of the Hanoi women's volleyball team, but Hanoi Club allowed her to sign a loan contract with LPBank Ninh Binh. Before helping Ninh Binh achieve runner-up position in the 2025 National Championship, in the 2023 National Championship, Yen Nhi once helped the ancient capital's women's volleyball team win the championship for the first time in history.
Currently, the 10X generation setter is preparing with Hanoi Tasco Auto Women's Volleyball Club to participate in the Hoa Lu Binh Dien Cup 2026. In the opening match, Yen Nhi and her teammates will face the reigning champion of Vietnamese women's volleyball, VTV Binh Dien Long An.
Coach Tuan Kiet stated that he does not set achievement goals for this tournament, but considers it a competition to continue testing the lineup and playing style of the Hanoi women's volleyball team.