The new season of the Premier League battlefield, the performance of Japanese and Korean players fluctuates, like the script of the ups and downs. Japanese players Tomoya and Mitaka encountered the challenge of changing their roles when they first entered the game. Tomino was originally a center back, but his competition with White for the right back position was so fierce that his playing time was limited and he could only start in the cup matches; while Sanfelt MMA, as a newcomer, was often sitting on the bench and had very few chances to play.
Although South Korean player Son won the English Premier League Golden Boot last season, but since the start of the new season, but fell into a goal drought, as long as seven games particles, only one assist, once triggered questions. Meanwhile, Wolves' Hwang Hee-chan has also suffered from the coach's cold shoulder, sitting on the bench most of the time, and unable to prove his strength in the rare opportunity to play.
However, going into September, Son proved himself with a substitute hat-trick, while Tomo Ahn showed his all-round warrior nature against Liverpool, and the defense on the left side of the pitch kept Sala out of action. Unfortunately, Hwang Hee-chan still didn't get much of a chance to shine. Although Mitsuyama didn't get much playing time, his steady development was impressive, finally making his league debut and opening his journey in the Premier League with an assist.
Looking back at San Francisco's career, from his professional debut to joining a Premier League team, he did not immediately become an ace or a starter. Compared to other talented players of his age, he gradually gained attention by accumulating opportunities and eventually became a key player in his team. In this article, we will look at whether or not the 'three-goal king' is following his own script in the Premier League, and has become an integral part of Brighton's side.
Japanese soccer has produced a number of outstanding talents in the last decade. Mitaka Okinawa, who was a starter for the national team before he became an adult, chose to go on to college and join the university soccer team after graduating from high school, even though he could have been offered a professional contract straight away, because he felt that he wasn't yet ready to become a professional player and needed to further improve himself.
Despite joining the university soccer team, he was offered a "Special Designated Player" contract the following year, and played for both the university and Kawasaki Striker to build up his skills and experience. 22 years old, he became a full-time professional and helped his team win the J-League Championship, the Emperor's Cup, and the Super Cup the following year. In his debut season, he collected 13 goals and 12 assists, and despite starting only 11 games, he delivered bright results in limited time.
His outstanding performance in his first season gave him a chance to join the National Olympic Team and A representative. However, in the era of Mori Baoichi at the helm of the Japanese national team, the head coach's relatively conservative hiring strategy resulted in Sanfilippo not getting much of a chance at the Tokyo Olympics. Despite coming on briefly in the bronze medal match and helping his team score, Japan was unable to recover from the loss and ended their Olympic tour in fourth place.
After the Tokyo Olympics, the potential of Sanfelt Makoto was recognized by the European football world, and English Premier League team Brighton signed him for a transfer fee of three million euros. However, since he has not yet obtained a work permit, the team plans to send him on loan to Real St. Kitts United, a promoted team in the Bundesliga. When he first arrived at St. Kitts United, he didn't get much chance to play, but as the league progressed, he gradually got into the form and made his debut as a substitute in the seventh match of the league. He then contributed an assist in the 10th game, and was substituted by the manager in a game that was 2-0 down at half-time, and eventually helped the team to win 4-2.
