Nguyen Van Toan - The Vietnam Rising Star

Van Toan is considered Vietnam's new hitman because of his sense for goals. His record of 11 goals at the AFF U19 Championship and AFC U19 Championship Qualifications clearly showed the scoring instinct of the striker who has been labelled as the next Le Cong Vinh.  Van Toan has what it takes to exceed the Consadole Sapporo player. 

Sean Gan Giannelli - The Malaysia Rising Star

Another talent of just 17 years of age, the young striker is the latest jewel out of the famed Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS). In 2008 Giannelli joined Royal Selangor Club before heading to Kuala Lumpur Youth Soccer. 

An impressive try out later the young forward was brought into BJSS, the national academy for footballers that has already produced the likes of Nazmi Faiz and Wan Zack Haikal. Blessed with blistering pace and an eye for goal, his talent was quickly snapped up by Serie D side Atletico Arezzo. 

Lembo Saysana - The Laos Rising Star

Lembo is one of the best young players in Laos at the moment. Named after the action movie character Rambo, his style of play reminds one of his senior team-mate Khampheng Sayavutthi, just more speedy. 

Speed and good finishing have made Lembo a lethal striker. Apart from the technical role, he also has good consistency and positive influence on his team, those two attributes led him to being named the captain of the Laotian U19 team. 

Faiq Jefri Bolkiah - The Brunei Rising Star

If the last name sounds familiar to you then that's because it is of Bruneian royalty. Faiq Jefri Bolkiah who is the nephew of the Sultan of Brunei, is one of Brunei's most promising prospects. 

He performed very well at the AFF U19 Championship 2013 even though they failed to secure any silverware and caught the eyes of many as part of the Arsenal U16 team at the 2013 Lion City Cup in Singapore. 

Adelino Trindade - The Timor Leste Rising Star

A young quarterback who was born in Bacau is not only to be a key player Timor Leste team U-19, but also played a significant role for the senior team. Adelino highly skilled in dribbling, vision, and accurate kick to give him a regular position in the midfield East Timor.

A teenager, 18-year-old attracted the attention of the public to bring East Timor into the third stage of the AFF Cup U-19. The highest performance in the history of football Timor Leste, which is still just beginning.
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Gavin Kwan Adsit, The Indonesian Rising Star

As time ran he plays football, Gavin now has grown into a modern midfielder and ingenious. Not only that, Gavin also know how to develop a career at a young age to choose to take part in overseas.

Bid to play in the club's reserve team at CFR Cluj Romania also grabbed the opportunity to open his career into Europe's top competition.

Now, fans hoping Gavin join and support the Indonesian squad for U-19 Asian Cup next year.

Nguyen Cong Phuong, The Vietnam Rising Star

Phuong Chong (18), the next player has fond memories of when he scored seven goals in the Asian Cup qualifiers, exceeding the number of goals from the other strikers.  

Especially with two goals when facing Australia is helping Vietnam's impressive performance to beat The Young Soccerroos, with the score 5-1.  

As a striker, he has sharp instincts and could be a good weapon for Vietnam in building opportunities to win the U-19 Asian Cup and qualify for the next U-20 World Cup 2015 as the next target.
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Cambodia Include French-Born Thierry Chantha Bin

PHNOM PENH (5 Sept 2013) – Expect Cambodia to be a lot more competitive at this year’s SEA Games in Myanmar following the decision of the Football Federation of Cambodia (FFC) to include French-born Thierry Chantha Bin, who plays for Phnom Penh Crown FC.

Other than Thierry, the FFC have also included other French-bred imports Boris Kok and Dani Kouch as well as Cambodian-American Alex Kem in the list of 26 players who will train under Cambodian chief coach Lee Tae Hoon.