What would Boeung Ket FC’s skipper likely be if he had not chosen a football profession?

What would Boeung Ket FC’s skipper likely be if he had not chosen a football profession?

The defending champions’ skipper, Khuon Laboravy, would likely work in agricultural fields if he had not chosen to be a footballer.

Khuon Laboravy, who has won the Cambodian League title twice with two different clubs: Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng FC and Boeung Ket FC, is not only a famous footballer, but he’s also an outstanding student as he received a 4-year scholarship to study a Bachelor’s degree in the Faculty of Agricultural Economic and Rural Development at Royal University of Agriculture. Anyway, the 28-year-old forward dropped his degree in his second year at the university and chose to be a footballer, instead.

Khuon Laboravy told TheMorning via Messenger: “I got a scholarship to study at Royal University of Agriculture after High School, and I studied there for 2 years before I dropped my degree. So I would likely work in an agricultural field as I had studied in that field.”

The left-footed forward also wants to be a football coach after hanging out his boots as he is willing to share his football experience with the youngsters.

“I want to be a coach for one team to share all my experiences to the youngsters,” he added.

Khuon Laboravy has now scored 4 league goals in his 10 appearances for Boeung Ket FC this season.

Photo of Khuon Laboravy (blue, 9) Courtesy of boeungketfc.com