Volleyball Vietnam League Men

Men's Vietnam League (Vietnam) on volleybox.net — all editions with the current season’s table, rosters and matches

Hanoi — the Border Guard team, in the top flight since 2006 and a four-time champion (2009, 2011, 2024, 2025); in 2025 it became only the third team in the league’s history to defend the title. In 2026 it competes as Biên Phòng MB, after the army-owned MB Bank. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Ho Chi Minh City — the city police team, founded in 1979 according to its own page; it has played 8 of the league’s 22 seasons, has yet to win the title and finished third in 2025. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Đà Nẵng — a club that has played only three of the league’s 22 seasons and finished sixth in 2025; it has never won the title. It has no website and no official social account, so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database, with rosters and results.

Hanoi — as Bưu điện Hà Nội it was the very first champion of the professional league in 2004; relegated in 2008, it returned only in 2020, has played 11 of the 22 seasons and finished fifth in 2025. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Hoa Lư in Ninh Bình province — the country’s most successful men’s club with five titles, founded in 2003 and playing at the 3,040-seat Nhà thi đấu Ninh Bình; in 2026 it competes as LP Bank Ninh Bình. It has no website and no official social account, so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database, with rosters and results.

Khánh Hòa — the team of the Khánh Hòa Salanganes Nest company, playing under its Sanest brand; after Ninh Bình and Thể Công the third most successful men’s club of the league’s 22 seasons, seventh in 2025. It has no website and its Facebook page’s latest post dates from April 2026, so the link leads to the club’s Volleybox profile.

Hanoi — the army club run by the Army Sports Centre, a four-time champion and the only men’s team to have played all 22 seasons since 2004; it finished second in 2025. The Tân Cảng part of its name comes from the Saigon Newport corporation. The club has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Ho Chi Minh City — a three-time champion that played 15 of the league’s first 20 seasons, was relegated in 2023 and returned to the top flight in 2026 as a promoted side. It has no website and no official social account, so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database, with rosters and results.