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New V.League 2 Sleeve Badges Unveiled

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The Vietnamese First Division (V.League 2) has officially revealed its brand-new rhombus sleeve badges design. The design takes inspiration from traditional festival flags - the core theme of VPF’s new visual identity for Vietnam's professional leagues.

For the first time in 24 years, V.League 2 will run without a title sponsor following the expiration of the partnership with Gold Star Beer, as VPF has yet to secure a replacement.

The fresh new sleeve badges are currently receiving widespread praise from Vietnamese fans for their modern design.

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