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https://www.sponichi.co.jp/soccer/news/2018/07/28/kiji/20180728s00002179070000c.html

 

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Kyosuke Tagawa is a 19 year old striker/midfielder who plays for Sagan Tosu.

He's played 21 times this season and scored twice, though I should note that Sagan Tosu are in the relegation zone and are the lowest scorers in the J.League.

The article says it is likely he won't get a work permit so would probably be loaned out if he signed.

Here's one of his goals from earlier this season

Originally seen here on twitter

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Google Translate is amazing:

 

"Morimori Children" Tosu 19-year-old FW Tester leesters Leicester's finger Earn summary acquisition

The premier league Lester is found tentacles extending to Tosu's U-21 Japan Seiji FW (19), expected to be the ace of Morijo Japan in the 20-year Tokyo Olympic Games, revealed by 27th. According to several parties, Leicester belonging to Japan representative FW Okazaki also highly appreciates the future of Tagawa who participated in the U-20 World Cup last year. It is said that he is considering earning this summer.

 

Tagawa is 50 meters 6 seconds Just speed and strong physical weapons.Last season I played 24 games while I was a high school rookie and scored four goals. It is a striker that is expected for the future. Also in the Toulon International (France) in spring this year, scouts from various countries gathered and they will appear as U - 21 Japan Maintenance.He was active in deciding the goal against Portugal, he said he attracted attention from several European clubs including Leicester. 

In order to play in England it is necessary to obtain a work permit. A Tagawa who does not satisfy the acquisition condition and does not have the representative experience, like Tadashi Asano who is transferring due time from Arsenal, will be put out to another club first as "Warrior training" even if realization of the premier is realized. Even so, if you can experience world standards from your teens, it is a big growth material. Of course, it will surely be a positive material for Morijo Japan for the 20-year Tokyo Olympic Games that will hold great expectations as a host country, and for the 22nd World Cup Qatar Tournament. 

◆ Tagawa Kosuke (Tagawa · Kyusuke) 1999 (Hei 11) Born on February 11th, he was 19 years old from Nagasaki prefecture. He grew up in the subordinate organization of Tosu and was promoted to the top team in 17 years. He played a professional debut on Kawasaki F on March 5, and scored J1 for his first match against Niigata on April 8. In May, we went to the U - 20 World Cup qualifying for the U - 20 Japan main skiing class with a skip class and participated in the U - 20 World Cup.1 meter 81, 70 km. Left hand is left.

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2 minutes ago, Ozwin said:

Who was that Japanese winger who did well in the WC? He looked class. 

Inui? Signed for Real Betis at the start of June

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I've not heard of him, no one else has and he comes from an unknown league and even there he's failed to set the league alight.

 

He's bread and butter Leicester signing. Welcome to the family. I predict great things. Get him in!

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Just now, Finnegan said:

Can't wait to hear our fans try and pronounce this one. 

guaranteed some fans will think we've signed Kagawa.

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47 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

Can't wait to hear our fans try and pronounce this one. 

 

 

I dread to think of the songs we’ll come up with for him...

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I think any potential player should come here for a months trail period, if he any good and fits in the team offer him a contract

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1 hour ago, KJT said:

I think any potential player should come here for a months trail period, if he any good and fits in the team offer him a contract

Great - just drop them in the woods, and if they fail to find their way back to the training ground, no contract.

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When you’re  a kid and your mum asks you if you want anything from the shops and you say yes, can we have Kagawa, but she goes to Aldi and comes back with Tagawa and tries to convince you it’s the same thing.

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