2010.02.07
2010 J.League Pre Season Transfer
Urawa Reds Tulio's course was the heilight of this season's transfer.
He has been complaining about Urawa with Volker Finke's developping
plan after his contract expires. He decided to join Dragan
Stojkovic's Nagoya Grampus. Urawa would rather be down-to-earth than
care about name and leave it to Nagoya. Urawa, thanking for Tulio with
happy days, goes on building a new style. While, Nagoya can be a big
club, or be another "Man City"?
Two international stars came back to Japan.
Inamoto Jun-ichi, spending
nine seasons in Europe (Arsenal, Fulham, WBA, Carfiff City,
Galatasaray, Frankfurt, and Rennes), finds new job in Kawasaki Frontale.
Ex-Urawa's icon, Ono Shinji returns to his home-town Shimizu.
After his second glory with Urawa, he had joined with Vfl Bochum.
Two intarnational 30-years-old players put J.League up this season.
In Europe, only Honda Keisuke (ex Nagoya) makes a good show. After the
successful years in Netherlands 2nd division, he made a 9M Euro
contract with CSKA Moscow. Nakamura Shunsuke in Espanyol still can not
perform his best play in Celtic, said to be back to Japan, stays in
Spain to prepare the World Cup.
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Tulio
Nagoya Grampus |
Inamoto
Kawasaki Frontale |
Ono
Shimizu S-pulse |
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2010 J.League pre-season transfer
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Tanaka Marcus Tulio (DF)
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to Nagoya
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from Urawa
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Inamoto Jun-ichi (MF)
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to Kawasaki-F
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from Rennais (FRA)
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Ono Shinji (MF)
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to Shimizu
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from Bochum (GER)
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Kashiwagi Yosuke (MF)
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to Urawa
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from Hiroshima
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Nishikawa Shusaku (GK)
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to Hirishima
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from Oita
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Nakayama Masashi (FW)
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to Sapporo (J2)
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from Iwata
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Honda Keisuke (MF)
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to CSKA Moscow (RUS)
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from VVV-Venlo (NED)
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