Studying in Europe means the rapid development trend of Japanese football and Japanese football in recent years. At this stage, as many as 56 people travel from Japan to Europe for the legal effect of various public competitions. Today, my uncle will come to sum up with you the world-famous Japanese football players who came to Europe to play football.
Mihura Zhiliang, as the first generation Japanese player who stayed in Europe, is still active in the football field in his fifties. 1994, Mihura Zhiliang landed in Apennine Peninsula and joined Genoa team. However, due to injury, Mihura Zhiliang chose to return to China. Four years later, Miura Zhiliang fought for Europe again, joined Dinamo Zagreb, representing Croatia, and participated in the European Super League with the team. Although he didn't get any exam results in Europe, he opened Pandora's door for studying in Japan.
Nakata hidetoshi is regarded as the first generation of Japanese superstar nakata hidetoshi in Japanese football, and his influence is equal to that of Deng Yaping in China Table Tennis Championships. With outstanding performance in the Summer Olympic Games and the World Cup, nakata hidetoshi finally entered the hearts of the five major league clubs in Europe. Perugia from Apennine won him a player's worth of 4 million pounds. After a year and a half, nakata hidetoshi became a member of the Roma team aiming at the 20 16 AFC Champions League with a more magnificent 2 16 euro, and fought side by side with top stars such as batistuta, Totti and Cafu to win the La Liga championship.
Shunsuke Nakamura is in Reggina, and Nakamura is the key to the team, which means that the football team has played more than 80 times, and the billboard skill is corner kick. Keisuke honda (midfielder, AC Milan) is the only Japanese player who wears 10. You know, people who can wear 10 in Milan are internationally famous football stars. He has legally played for Milan for four seasons, and two new seasons are the main force.
Yuto Yongyou legally played in cesena from 20 10 until he was loaned to local tyrants on 20 18. He played in Serie A for 8 years and made 226 appearances. He is a Japanese player with a long legal service in Serie A. He once wore the armband of Inter Milan and became the pride of Asian players.
Up to now, Takumi Minamino (Liverpool), Fuan Jianyang (Bologna) and Yuya Osako (Bremen) have 12 active Japanese students studying abroad. Although they don't have down-to-earth achievements like their predecessors, they are still young and don't know what period they can create in the future. At the same time, Japanese football and China football teams developed. Thirty years later, excellent Japanese football talents have emerged, and they have shouted the slogan of winning the World Cup and set goals. However, China's football team is either stagnant, and the direct reason is that there are too few players studying in Europe and there is a lack of high-quality open training.