“Supasin” said still shock, speechless, BG Pathum United won the Thai League, revealing 90 percent AFC confirmed the right to host the ACL.
“Sia Neng” Supasin Leelarit, the executive of BG Pathum United club, is considered the former manager of the 2020 Singapore Cup championship team and is also an executive who is in close association with the Bangkok Glass team. FC, originally coming to BG Pathum United today, has revealed the success of a club called “home”.
“Until now, I still can’t say anything Even if the game was over, it was extremely happy. And inside it was imbued with I can’t speak of what we’ve been doing for more than 10 years. It’s fruitful today. Makes it imbued and unable to speak “
“Honestly, in my heart it is exultant But the mouth really can’t move Will be called rejoicing until shock You can say that. “
Supasin Leelarit answers media questions about issues that BG Pathum United team will have the right to compete in AFC. Champions League group stage for the whole year 2021 as the first leg of the Thai League team and 2022 as the Thai League 2020-21 champion.
“The team factor we made in the second leg to support the AFC. The Champions League is a perfect team, especially foreigners. But our advantage is Now, quite a percentage of 80-90 percent that we will be hosting AFC. Champions League group stage “
“Playing as a host in every state in the past Most of them went out to play, it was winter. But when we play in the house, whether it is during Mar-Apr, it is during the hot weather. And the team that will have to compete in the group stage, any team that comes in hot weather would be fun if playing in Thailand. I think we have a chance. “
“Now waiting for confirmation from AFC Which we should have a chance to host “
For the 2021 AFC Champions League group stage, BG Pathum United is in the F-line, along with the former AFC champion Ulsan Hyundai. Last year’s Champions League from South Korea, Vettel, a champion team from Vietnam And another team awaits the winner between Shanghai SIPG (China) waiting to meet between Brin Benrow (Australia) and Kaya (Philippines).
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