2014/15 Hiroshi Ibusuki @ Debreceni VSC (HUN) [Rumor]

SO he is being sold or its a loan?? IF I am not wrong, Debreceni is playing in qualifying rounds of Champions League.

 

Sure, that's a mind blowing move right there. Proves you 100% right.

 

Good for him.
Debreceni will play against Cliftonville in 2nd round of play-off CL.

 

In 2010 ? Fantastic !

 

He's still more likely going nowhere career wise. I bet Valencia II are probably as good Debrecen.

 

not really no

 

Should have just come back to Japan. He's wasting his time in Europe at this point. Even if he scores 15+ goals in Hungary, he's not going to get the same recognition as if he scores 10+ in Japan.

 

How about he score more than 5 goals in Champion League ?

 

Hungarian football is on the rise, apparently. Their national team had decent results in World Cup qualifying. Small steps toward recapturing the glory of the 1950's when they were the best in Europe.

 

Worked well for him.
And yeah I maintain an excellent liga team's reserve is not far away from the best Hungarian club

 

Our beloved slenderman, the last time we seen him with the NT Jersey was just before Olympic Games 2012, and Sekizuka sacked him.

I really hope he will explode there in Ungary and to see him finally with the Samurai Blue jersey since it seems we need a pole sometimes to get out of Greece-like match.

 

Valencia II plays in the Spanish third tier which is divided into four groups.

In that group Valencia barely managed to stay above the water sufrace

Valencia II can clean the boots to the likes of Debrecen

 

As a friendly gesture after they beat them, yeah

 

Who will be their first opponent in the UCL playoffs?

 

Unless JEF were engaged in the Europa League I don't see what you are talking about. I'm just saying Ibusuki going to Valencia 2 was not a mistake but just, as this move to Debrecen is, another step in his low tier career.

 

You made it sound like it made a huge difference for Ishihara, he just joined another low tier club and went even lower after that. Don't see it as an example for anything.

It wasn't a stupid mistake but a risk, it was a player, bathed in Spanish culture, trying to work his way up in a big club and a place where the quality of life is better than the one in Hungary. Tried, never made his mark, now he's onto other things that will be much more obscure

 

If he enjoys living in Europe, then fair play to him. If he's happy in his environment then I can't fault him for doing what he did.

The problem is that, from a career perspective, this is a terrible move. I'm assuming that he wants to be part of the national team in the future. It doesn't make sense to play in Hungary compared to Japan if he wants exposure. Aguirre is more likely to be seen at a J-League match rather than one in Hungary. Ibusuki may not be the player that Aguirre is initially scouting, but he may catch Aguirre's eye at a match in which he is not the intended target. If he expects to be scouted in Hungary, then he will need to put up some impressive numbers to even catch Aguirre's attention.

In my opinion its all about ease of access and putting yourself out there. Why would you limit your opportunities to be seen in Hungary when you can be seen almost every week in Japan?