Later, he joined the Myanmar Football Association to coach the national team in their unsuccessful bid to win the World Cup in New Zealand in 2015.

[7][8] Soe Win called the drama Plerng Phra Nang as "unwatchable" and "distasteful" for insult the Burmese royal family and asked government for the series to be taken off the air.

The producer, Chitralada Disayanon, argued that the plot was "unrelated to Burma and is completely fictional, with the costumes and setting not meant to evoke any country or time period in particular".

On 3 November 2017, he arrived in London in a bid to find the precious giant royal ruby "Nga Mauk" which is said to be the size of a duck egg that was reportedly stolen by a British colonel over 130 years ago.

That giant ruby alleged to have been stolen from the Burmese royal family by a British officer Edward Bosc Sladen who took it back to England.