Rising Stars in J League: Unveiling Potential and Talent

2024-04-14 07:41:17

April 14, 2024 16:36
Category: J League • Review

Blue’s true identity was a 19-year-old starting pitcher for the first time that day.

He clearly showed his high potential.

Kota Mizunuma reacted to Ken Matsubara’s floating ball pass and continued running without giving up, even if the opponent covered him one step earlier. “I thought the ball was definitely not going out, but I thought he was fine,” he said, confident as he headed towards the goal.

Of course, it was Kento Shiogai who was waiting for him, but Mizunuma apparently couldn’t even identify him at that moment. Still, it is. “I didn’t know who Shio (Kento Shiogai) was, but there was Ao over there. I hit him there.” Blue’s true identity was a 19-year-old who was making his first start that day.

A goal that is more like a necessity than a coincidence. Shiogai looks back on the scoring scene with an air of satisfaction.

“I went in with the mindset that I was definitely going to score a goal.My main job is as a center forward, so I’m more used to it.I also told the wing players that I was at the point when they received crosses, so I was definitely conscious of that. “I came here.”

Mizunuma revealed that he had told him during practice the day before, “I’ll definitely let you score today.” The striker has received the best preparation and now all he has to do is push. Number 18, who helped a promising young player score a point, said, “If the player in the middle is calm and plays with the opponent and wins, he will naturally score points.That’s how important it is for those around him to support him, and that’s what Marinos is all about. ” he said with pride.

Shiogai’s greatness goes beyond scoring. In the 30th minute, he received a return from Asahi Uenaka who had drifted to the right side, carried the ball with his back to the opponent, cut back and fired a shot with his left foot. He was unable to meet the ball and was denied by the goalkeeper, but there was always the smell of scoring.

Then, in the 31st minute, he received another pass from Mizunuma and took a shot from the trap. The course was too easy and he was stopped by the goalkeeper. Shiogai falls down and hits the ground, revealing his frustration.

Not only does he have an abstract element such as his sense of smell, but his body balance when taking the shot is amazing. He also has the ability to shoot off the dribble. Leading scorer Anderson Lopez praised him, saying, “He has speed, power, and is very dedicated. He’s a player I’m really looking forward to.”

His strong points include his strong mental attitude and competitive spirit. Thinking back to the two decision-making chances mentioned above, he said, “There were two situations where I could have made the decision.If I had made those decisions, I think we could have won this match, so I think the reason for today’s draw was that I couldn’t make the decisions.” The fact that he takes on the responsibility of not being able to win is also really reliable.

Even with his best starting debut, Kento Shiogai is never satisfied.

Yuta Koike gives a lively performance on the left wing

This is the 5th game of 6 consecutive games, 2 days after the previous match against Gamba Osaka. That is not all. After this match, they will play the first game of the ACL semi-finals in South Korea in three days. Due to more than just one reason, they made nine changes to the starting lineup against Shonan Bellmare. Only two players, goalkeeper Pope William and Ren Kato, made consecutive appearances.

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