On August 10th, Manchester City's women's football club made a further splash by officially announcing that 28-year-old Japanese international Akira Yamashita will be donning the Blue Moon's kit, bidding farewell to the Lionesses of Kobe and embarking on a brand-new journey until 2027, the club said.
The Japanese women's soccer star is not alone, this summer, Manchester City Women's Football Team in the Asian soccer map deep plowing, following the introduction of defender Risa Shimizu from West Ham Women's Football Team, and earlier this month successfully signed the Japanese television beauty team's midfield core Fujiba. Together with the Japanese international player, Hasegawa Wei, who has been playing for the team, the Manchester City Women's Football Team now has four current Japanese women's international players, which is a great increase in strength.
Meanwhile, shocking news has come out of the Kobe Lionesses club: another Japanese women's international soccer player, Kitagawa Hikari, has officially announced her farewell to the team, with her future destination yet to be clarified.
