Love calls pouring into ‘Japan national team’, ‘Man-Lee-New-To-Bar’ all at once
Love calls are pouring in towards Daichi Kamada of the Japanese national team.
England’s ’90min’ said on the 11th (Korean time), “According to sources, big clubs across Europe are watching the movement of Frankfurt’s attacking midfielder Kamada. Last season’s European Football Federation (UEFA) Europa League (UEL) winning member Kamada, who used to be a free transfer (FA), is possible after the end of this season, depending on the contract expiration,” he said, shedding light on the transfer theory.
“Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, as well as Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are keeping an eye on Kamada. The same goes for German Bundesliga club Dortmund. Kamada is mainly active as an attacking midfielder. I can handle the side seat as well,” he said, introducing the teams connected to Kamada. 메이저놀이터
After growing up in Sagan Tosu, Japan, Kamada entered the European stage in 2017 with a transfer to Frankfurt, Germany. After he went on loan to Sint Trawidon in Belgium, he took the starting position in earnest. Kamada proved himself by recording 18 attack points (5 goals and 13 assists), half of which were left in 32 German Bundesliga games in the 2020-21 season.
The same goes for European competitions. Frankfurt won the UEL trophy last season, and Kamada played in all matches from the group stage to the final, taking charge of the midfield. It can digest not only the 2nd line but also the 3rd line, and the utilization was high because it did not cover the center and the side.
Right now, I’m putting more effort into the offensive part. Kamada scored 13 goals and 5 assists in 23 matches this season, including the German Bundesliga, UEFA Champions League (UCL) and DFB Pokal. The ransom price, which was only 8 million euros (about 10.8 billion won) three years ago, is also receiving great attention from all over Europe, soaring to 30 million euros (about 40.7 billion won).
Finally, rumors of a transfer to a big club broke out. All five European leagues are keeping an eye on Kamada. Since his contract with Frankfurt expires this summer, he is free to negotiate with clubs outside Germany under the Bosmann Rule. As love calls are already pouring in from big clubs, the weight is being placed on transfer rather than retention.
