2020/24 Maya Yoshida @ U.C. Sampdoria (ITA)

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  1. Samurai Warrior

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  2. teioh

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  3. Whispered11

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    Oct 4, 2011
    Munich, Germany
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    #3 Whispered11, Feb 1, 2020
    I wish. He'll play his chances against Colley and Tonelli (Chabot is young and clearly needs to develop a little).
     
  4. Dax

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    #4 Dax, Feb 1, 2020
    The 32-year-old – born in Nagasaki, Japan on 24 August 1988 – has penned a contract that runs until 30 June 2024.

    lmao they're wrote wrongly on their own website. In the italian version it just says it lasts until june, however it's correct that there is an option to extend.
    Just to clarify, this is not really "a loan" even though the called it like that: Yoshida's contract was expiring in june. Sampdoria paid 200k to basically compensate Southampton for these 6 months.
     
  5. Samurai Warrior

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    #5 Samurai Warrior, Feb 8, 2020
    Bench start for Yoshida:

     
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  6. HTCONEM8

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    #6 HTCONEM8, Mar 8, 2020
    Played 90 minutes in today's win against Verona.
     
  7. Whispered11

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    #7 Whispered11, Mar 8, 2020
    Who knows if the league will go on after today.
     
  8. Dax

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    #8 Dax, Jun 21, 2020
    According to local newspapers, Yoshida could start tonight against Inter.
     
  9. Whispered11

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    #9 Whispered11, Jun 21, 2020
    It's gonna be a tough game. Apparently Ranieri has switched to 3-5-2 and I hope it won't be like this, but I don't see Sampdoria that well.
     
  10. Samurai Warrior

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  11. Dax

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    #11 Dax, Jun 21, 2020
    So far it hasn't...
     
  12. Samurai Warrior

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    #12 Samurai Warrior, Jun 21, 2020
    The first half was a nightmare for him, so it was for his teammates. He was too passive and didn't mark properly Lukaku in all of the three occasions which led to Inter's goals (including the disallowed goal in the second minute).

    However, in the second half he had a very solid and composed performance, shutting down
    Lukaku almost completely.

    Sampdoria had a very decent second half too, they pulled a goal back and nearly equalised.

    If he can build on his performance in the second half, he will be a real asset for Sampdoria in the coming matches of the season.
     
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  14. datschge

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    #14 datschge, Jun 22, 2020
    In the video he looked pretty good throughout the match to me. It's not shown what Yoshida did in the midfield before the first goal, having to run back like that. For the second goal it was a blackout of the whole defense, Yoshida sticking to Lukaku and being drawn to the wing by him.
     
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  15. teioh

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    #15 teioh, Jun 23, 2020
    Yoshida did quite good in an awful team vs a league contender against one of/the top form Serie A forward aka Lukaku.
    Nor of the 2 goals was his fault but the whole (ugly) defence.
    Being a japanese cb starting in the most defensive league of the world is just awesome.
     
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  16. dlsn3y

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    #16 dlsn3y, Jun 23, 2020
    Takes more to be a premier league defender though, which he has achieved also
     
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  18. seolseol

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    #18 seolseol, Jun 24, 2020
    Starts against Roma.
     
  19. Dax

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  20. Samurai Warrior

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    #20 Samurai Warrior, Jun 24, 2020
    Yoshida played a decent game last night against Roma.

    They were narrowly defeated 2-1, just as the last match against Inter. If they continue to play like this they will be surely safe from relegation.

    Next match will see Yoshida vs Tomiyasu.

    It will be the first Japanese derby in Italy since 5 years and 7 months ago, when Honda and Nagatomo last played against each other in November 2014.
     
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  21. Dax

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    #21 Dax, Jun 25, 2020
    Tbh, I disagree. He was decent at the beginning but his mistakes costed Dzeko's goal.
     
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  22. rougou

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    #22 rougou, Jun 25, 2020
    Yeh, both Dzeko's goals were easy lobbed balls over Yoshida. Dzeko also left him in the dust earlier on but the keeper made a great save.
     
  23. Samurai Warrior

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    #23 Samurai Warrior, Jun 29, 2020
    I saw it from a different perspective.

    Sampdoria was applying an offside trap to contain Roma's attacking thrusts, and in both Roma's goals Dezeko managed to beat the offside trap and Yoshida was the first CB to react and chase him.

    Thus, if you look into it from this perspective you would say that Yoshida was the best component of the defence as he was the first one to react and make up for the defence line mistake.
    While if you just the saw moment that Dzeko got the ball and directed towards the goal with Yoshida chasing him, you might think that Yoshida was marking Dzeko and he was beaten by him.
     
  24. Samurai Warrior

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    #24 Samurai Warrior, Jun 29, 2020
    Came in as a sub yesterday against Tomiyasu's Bologna, with Bologna leading 0-1, and Sampdoria conceded another one shortly, with Yoshida not the one to blame.

    He then blocked two dangerous shots that might see Bologna leading by a bigger margin and seal the match, those two blocks gave Sampdoria the hope of a late comeback as they pulled one goal back and tried to equalise deep into the stoppage time, but they couldn't, as Sampdoria succumbed to their third straight defeat.
     
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  25. Whispered11

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    #25 Whispered11, Jun 30, 2020
    Sampdoria are in a deep hole right now. Next two against Lecce and SPAL, fundamental to avoid relegation.
     
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