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Former Thailand futsal captain Kritsada Wongkaew posted a dinner photo with popular singer Lamyai Hai Thong Kham, sparking speculation about a budding romance between the athlete and entertainer.

28 Apr Khaosod

Kritsada Wongkaew, the former captain of Thailand's national futsal team, has posted an enviable photo showing him having dinner with famous singer Lamyai Hai Thong Kham, suggesting a possible new athlete-entertainer couple is forming. Known as "Captain Chang," Kritsada Wongkaew, the ex-futsal team captain and former Nakhon Pathom United player, posted the photo that left many men green with envy. He shared an image of himself dining with the popular singer Lamyai Hai Thong Kham and even tagged her in the post. The photo has since generated a massive wave of comments from both fans and friends.

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