It is said that Kubo Heike strongly recommends "brother" to join: Japan s 19-year-old central defender is expected to land in La Liga to fight

The relationship between Real Sociedad and Japanese players is relatively close, especially players like Kubo Kenyo, which makes them more familiar with Japanese football, so they are also keen to buy players from the J League. Among them, Kubo has made a lot of "strength" and lobbying the club about how good his brothers are, which is also a very important inheritance of Japanese football.

On this basis, Real Sociedad is indeed thinking about buying Japanese players. What is very interesting is that what they are buying is not the stars who have become famous for a long time, but the 19-year-old Japanese central defender Kitaka. The young player currently plays for Kyoto and was born in 2005. It's indeed a newcomer among the newcomers.

He officially promoted to the club's first team in last year's game and has played 5 games for the team, but has not yet made a debut in the J1 League Professional League. However, Real Sociedad highly recognizes him. It is reported that their scouts observed Kita Ichiya's personal performance and believed that it met the team's recruitment needs, so the club allowed relevant transfer negotiations in an extraordinary manner. Kyoto confirmed that the two sides were indeed communicating, but refused to provide actual proof of the specific price and transfer method.

Relevant people said that no news can be disclosed yet, but according to the progress of the negotiations, it is estimated that Kitaichi will also become a teammate of Kubo Kenyo in the new season and join Real Sociedad.

Kitaichi also performed well in the international arena. He helped the Japanese national youth team to enter the World Youth Championship as the main force in this year's U20 Asian Cup, and his overall performance was very sophisticated and mature. Real Sociedad highly recognizes his personal abilities. Kitto Ichiya is 1.89 meters tall and is a left-footed central defender. His distinctive characteristics are the key to being recognized by the European echelon.

By analogy, the overall development of young Japanese players is indeed becoming more and more rapid. From joining the five major European leagues after becoming famous in the past, to the young people making their mark, and then to the future star being discovered by relevant clubs, it can be seen that the outside world is becoming more and more familiar with Japanese football. This is not only conducive to the talent training of relevant clubs, but also a positive motivation for them. If we can shape excellent players, it will not only be honorable to the club, but also help earn considerable transfer fees. Therefore, the accumulation of this positive model will be of great help to the development of Japanese football, and it is indeed worth learning from us in comparison.