Although the Japanese national team is in a difficult situation in the preliminaries, the tide of studying abroad in Japanese football is getting higher and higher. Although several veterans choose to return to the J League, Japanese football can always join the ranks of players studying abroad with fresh blood. According to British media reports, after Guqiao Wu Heng, another Japanese player will go to Su Chao to play for the powerful team Celtic.
According to The Times, the Celtics are expected to bring in a new Japanese player in the winter window after tasting the sweetness of Wu Heng, who joined Guqiao this summer. Their goal is to play for Dairan Maeda, the striker of Yokohama Mariners, the second team of J League. Like Hiroyuki, Maeda is not a traditional Japanese technical player. The 24-year-old bald striker has excellent speed and good scoring ability.
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Maeda Hiroshi has a close relationship with the current Celtics coach Postecoglou, because he was the coach of Yokohama Mariners before coaching the Celtics this season. Maeda Hiroshi's outbreak this season also has a lot to do with him, and the two of them are expected to continue their frontier in Su Chao. Postecoglou has scored 9 goals in 13 games since he joined this summer, which is very efficient. It can be seen that there is some experience in using Japanese players.
However, Maeda is not studying abroad for the first time. Before sailing the Portuguese super Madeira sailboat, he had an unsuccessful experience of studying abroad. He scored four goals for the Madeira sailing team in 24 games. After the end of the season, he returned to his parent team Matsumoto Yamaya, and then moved to the Yokohama Mariners coached by Postecoglou, which ushered in greater progress.