Yuki Okada complete transfer to Giravanz Kitakyushu – Tegebajaro Miyazaki-Official site

We would like to inform you that Yuki Okada, who belongs to our club, will be permanently transferred to Giravanz Kitakyushu (J3).

■ Yuki Okada

[Position]Midfielder
[Date of birth]May 13, 1996
[Birthplace]Kanagawa Prefecture
[Career]Kawasaki Frontale U-12-Kawasaki Frontale U-15-Kawasaki Frontale U-18-Waseda University-FC Machida Zelvia-Tegebajaro Miyazaki

[2022 Season Appearance Record]
Meiji Yasuda J3 League 23 games 14 goals / Emperor’s Cup 0 games 0 goals

[Total field records by league]
Meiji Yasuda J2 League: 83 games, 4 goals / Meiji Yasuda J3 League: 23 games, 14 goals / Emperor’s Cup: 2 games, 0 goals

[Comment from Yuki Okada]
Thank you for 1 years.

I still remember the excitement of the moment I stepped onto the pitch in the home opener.
I really liked the close distance between the pitch and the stands, and the atmosphere where we might always fight warmly and passionately.
I wanted to deliver more wins at home.

My time at Tegeba became the axis of my life as a professional soccer player, and I will never forget this year.
With what I have cultivated here, I will devote myself even more from now on.

I sincerely hope for the development of Tegebajaro Miyazaki.
Thank you very much.





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