In the golden autumn of October 22, a heartbreaking news from Japan - the former star of the Japanese football world, now playing in the J3 League Miyazaki Stick Cowbirds team of the front line killers hand Fuji Zhuangren, due to sudden hydrocephalus, after all efforts to rescue still failed to save the life of his only 32 years old life came to an abrupt end. Only on the 3rd of this month, Kudo also suddenly felt something strange in his body, and then he hurriedly went to the hospital for examination. After a series of detailed diagnoses, doctors regretfully told him that he had hydrocephalus and that his symptoms were so severe that the cerebrospinal fluid was pressing on the nerves in his brain. Although Mr. Kudo underwent emergency surgery on the 11th, the surgery did not reverse his fate and he eventually left this world under the torment of the disease. Looking back on Kudo's career, one cannot help but be saddened. Six years ago, he suffered a serious collision during a fierce game, and it was probably this collision that set the stage for his subsequent misfortune. At the time, he was playing for the Vancouver Whitecaps of the USL, and during a game against the Chicago Fire, his violent collision with the opposing goalkeeper caused him to fall to the ground and spill blood from the corner of his mouth. Afterward, he was diagnosed with a concussion and a fractured jaw, which he recovered from after surgery. However, the accident did not seem to have completely cured him of his hidden problems. Strongman Kudo, a genius from J1 team Kashiwa Sun God, played for Kashiwa Sun God, Sanfrecce Hiroshima, Vancouver Whitecaps, Brisbane Lions and many other clubs. It was during his Kashiwa Sun God days that he made his name, and it was there that his national team career began. During his time at Kashiwa, he also played against three Chinese Super League teams - Guangzhou Evergrande, Shandong Luneng Taishan, and Guizhou Renhe in the AFC Champions League. In particular, in the 2013 AFC Champions League semifinals, Strongman Kudo scored Kashiwa's only goal, despite the fact that Kashiwa were eliminated by Guangzhou Evergrande in a two-legged match with a score of 1-8. He even made his debut for Japan against China in the 2013 East Asian quarterfinals and scored Japan's third goal, which was also the first goal of his national team career. Unfortunately, he only made 4 appearances for the national team and scored only 2 goals.
