2014/16 Hiroshi Kiyotake @ Hannover 96 (GER)

Wow, so it seems real! I doubted that but he shouldn't hesitate one moment when there's a chance to get to the top football level which Sevilla is without a doubt.

 

He may be the first Japanese player to actually succeed in Liga.
Inui is to watch for confirmation.

 

Kiyotake should start in almost every team cause he is a beast and 2 mln are hard to believe? Thats nothing....every bench warmer ains that salary in Germany. Kiyotake should earn at least 5-7 mln and even that would be low.

2 mln per year I realy doubt it cause thats a bash in your face.

 

No reason to place much stock in the financial figures, but wouldn't 2m/year be net salary (i.e. post-tax), with the report coming out of Spain?

 

Finally an interesting move since Kagawa to United times!

 

With Kiyo's technical skill, this could be huge. I think the fans would love him there. I'm not too clued up on the sevilla team though, how would he fit in? Do they have a star playmaker?

 

Okubo, Nakamura, Ienaga, Slenderman like tall guy can't remember the name.
There are other japanese players who tried the La Liga adventure? (Inui is 2nd division)

 

Dunno a thing about La Liga recently not even Inui team division sorry 9.9

Add him and now answer the question. Something missing?

 

Ibusuki is the Slenderman I was talking about!

I dunno there were so many japanese players in La Liga in the past. More than in EPL it seems.
Well, there was some succesful player amongs them?

 

Akinori Nishizawa played for Espanyol.

Former Shimizu S-Pulse's striker çSotaru Yasunaga played for Lleida and Sporting Ferrol in the segunda division (2nd division).

Jo, Yasunaga, Nishizawa, Okubo, Shunskue Nakamura, Ibusuki, Ienaga, Havenaar, Inui, Daisuke Suzuki.

10 players used to play/still playing in Spain.

While in England:

Inamoto, Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi, Toda, Hidetoshi Nakata, Yuki Abe, Miyaichi, Tadanari Lee, Yoshida, Okazaki.

9 players used to play/still playing in England, and we might say 11 if we are speaking about the whole UK, as Nakamura and Mizuno played for Celtic in Scotland.

While in Italy we had/have:

Kazu Miura/ Hidetoshi Nakata/ Nanami/ Shunsuke Nakamura/ Yanagisawa/ Ogasawara/ Oguro/ Morimoto/ Nagatomo/ Honda.

10 players.

 

Totally forgot about Kawaguchi Portsmouth debacle and Toda 1 game experience with Spurs in England XD

But talking about real experience, none had a successful season in Spain right?

 

I would say Inui's season was fairly successful, though inconsistent in terms of minutes.

 

Möckel is director of sports while Bader is the managing director, the former should plan the sporting side of things and the latter the financial stuff. Heirarchy wise Bader is above Möckel, who is above the coach (at least that's the usual order of power in Buli, though the board of directors is above all and they can be part of that too).

 

Exciting stuff, really hope this goes through

 

Since Sevilla is in the champions league am worried they will buy some more players that will compete with Kiyotake.

They could easily attract excellent players. Fingers crossed they do not buy any other players who could compete with kiyotake by the end of the transfer window.

Am worried about this:

http://www.thestatesman.com/news/sp...confirms-departure-to-inter-milan/146817.html

Am worried they are gonna look for another midfielder because one is leaving.

 

Dax do you think they will be watching his matches this week with the national team?