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Shinji Kagawa was properly angry at his old colleague's remarks.
Japan's Football Zone reported on the 22nd that Shinji Kagawa responded to Atsuto Uchida's remarks.
Football Zone expressed its opinion on Uchida Atsuto's remarks on the 20th. Uchida recently conducted an interview with Takehiro Tomiyasu. At the time, Tomiyasu said he had heard advice about the World Cup from Kagawa.
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In that interview, Tomiyas thought it would be okay to play as he played in Arsenal, but I don't think that was a good way to play at the World Cup in Qatar. I became too calm After that, I talked about it because I had a meeting with Kagawa, and he told me that it was better to prepare properly when going to the World Cup" he said.
At Tomiyasu's words, Uchida, who played with Kagawa in the past for the Japanese national team, said, `What I'm nervous about is that the opponent is Kagawa,' leaving a remark that seemed to be unreliable because Kagawa said it.
Kagawa's reaction is bound to be bewildered. Uchida and Kagawa are teammates who worked with the Japanese national team, and while Uchida experienced Bundesliga in Schalke and Union Berlin, Kagawa also played on the same stage as Dortmund. I can't help but be more angry because such a colleague made a dismissive remark.
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Moreover, Kagawa is not a career to be ignored by Uchida. In Japanese soccer, he is close to Living Legend. Making his professional debut with Cerezo Osaka, he received a lot of attention after joining Dortmund in 2010. Since then, he surprised everyone by wearing a Manchester United uniform as an Asian player following Park Ji-sung in 2012. However, his performance at Manchester United was disappointing, and Kagawa returned to Dortmund and continued his performance. Kagawa, who continued his career in Europe, returned to his former team Osaka in 2023. This season, despite his 36-year-old age, he is still passionate and has scored three goals and one assist in 26 games.
Kagawa directly reposted a video of Uchida's remarks, saying, "I don't like to hear these words. I've been thinking about it for a long time, but I have to take responsibility for what I say in the media. If you retire from active duty and work in a talking job, you need respect for the player, and it's a pity to say and do things that make fun of your soccer life. I will expect words and actions that will increase the value of players even for the next generation."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
