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Keito Nakamura transfer and Lyon debut preparations

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Latest: Keito Nakamura set for Olympique Lyonnais debut and market expansion

Following his transfer from Stade de Reims to Olympique Lyonnais on September 2, 2026, Japanese international Keito Nakamura is preparing for his club debut. The 26-year-old winger signed a contract running until June 30

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Aston Villa squad transition and Suzuki's emergence

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Latest: Zion Suzuki impresses at Aston Villa with elite distribution

Aston Villa has completed the dual signings of Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki and Italian defender Matteo Ruggeri to bolster their squad for the Champions League season. Suzuki joined from Parma for approximately 35 mil

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Cagliari signs Sugawara amid registration delays

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Latest: Yukinari Sugawara awaits Cagliari debut amid registration delays

Japanese defender Yukinari Sugawara, currently under contract with Southampton FC, has been the subject of transfer interest from several European clubs. While Celtic FC had previously emerged as a primary pursuer—viewin

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Hidemasa Morita career at Hull City

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Latest: Hidemasa Morita expected to miss at least two weeks due to injury

Japanese midfielder Hidemasa Morita recently debuted for Hull City during a Carabao Cup second-round match against Stoke City. After entering the match as a substitute, Morita successfully converted the first penalty in

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NEC Nijmegen advances to Champions League play-offs

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Latest: Koki Ogawa scores twice in Machida Zelvia comeback win

In early August 2026, NEC Nijmegen continued to fine-tune its squad ahead of the Champions League third-round tie with Olympiakos. Coach Dick Schreuder confirmed that Japanese midfielder Kodai Sano’s planned move to Hoff

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