Kyle Hudlin Embarks on Exciting New Chapter in Vietnam

31 July 2025

Kyle Hudlin joins Vietnamese side Thép Xanh Nam Định

Catalyst Sports Management is delighted to announce that Kyle Hudlin has completed a move to Vietnamese side Thép Xanh Nam Định, marking an exciting new chapter in the striker's career.

The move sees the towering forward take his talents overseas for the first time, joining one of Vietnam's leading clubs as they compete domestically and on the continental stage. Following his development through English football, including spells with Solihull Moors, Huddersfield Town and Newport County, Kyle now has the opportunity to test himself in a new environment and continue his growth on the international stage.

Neil Saxton, Founder of Catalyst Sports Management, said, "We're incredibly proud to see Kyle take this next step in his career. Moving abroad presents a fantastic opportunity both professionally and personally, and we have no doubt he will make a real impact in Vietnam. Kyle has worked tirelessly throughout his journey and this move is a testament to his perseverance, ambition and ability."

Everyone at Catalyst Sports Management would like to congratulate Kyle on his move and wish him every success as he begins this exciting new challenge with Thép Xanh Nam Định.

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