On the broad stage of Chinese football, Japan's foreign aid Yoshihiro Kunimoto shines like a bright moon. As the first Japanese foreign aid ushered in by the Chinese league in the past 8 years, he chose to join the Chinese League giants Liaoning Iron Man, which not only brought new hope to the team, but also injected a boost into the exchange of football culture between China and Japan.
In a recent official interview, Bondoto shared his reasons for coming to China to play and his unique perspective on Chinese culture. He admits that although he does not have a deep understanding of Chinese culture, he loves living and playing football in China. China's long history and rich culture sparked his intense curiosity and desire to explore. His arrival is not only a challenge to his career, but also a kind of respect and recognition of Chinese football culture.
In terms of personal goals, Bangmoto Yiyu revealed that the team's goal this season is to impact the Chinese Super League. He is well aware of the enormity of this goal and foresees many challenges and difficulties that will be encountered. However, he firmly believes that through the joint efforts of the team and the mutual run-in in small disputes, the team will be able to thrive and eventually achieve its goals.
Yoshihiro Kunimoto also shared that his football idol, Shunsuke Nakamura, praised his left-footed skills and game smarts. Through repeated footage of Shunsuke Nakamura's fights, Yoshihiro Kunimoto has been working hard to learn and imitate, eager to show similar skills and wisdom in his own matches.
Through this interview, Bangmoto Yiyu showed his deep affection for China and his love and dedication to football. As the only Japanese foreign aid in the Chinese League, his joining not only added strength to Liaoning Iron Man, but also injected new vitality and vitality into Chinese football. As the season progresses, we look forward to showcasing our talents on the stage of Chinese football and presenting more exciting matches and touching stories to our fans."