Total commitment and self-denial. Thus, as a young samurai, the Japanese took over the Gladbach. And now he could arrive in Italy, in the footsteps of his former partner Thuram (“A phenomenal player)
Respect and commitment. As if he were a samurai, as if he were following the Bushido code which sanctions his correct conduct and the values to be observed. Ko Itakura could be Kim’s replacement in the center of the Napoli defense. Another Asian, this time Japanese. There has been a lot of talk about him for years, so much so that in 2015, as soon as he was of age, he was included several times in the J.League U-22 Selection, a team that in Japan was made up of the best talents in the country who were made to play in the third series national. The idea was to prepare the boys for the 2016 Rio Olympics. Before making it big, however, Itakura had to go a long way.