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Interview with Yosuke Ideguchi (Part 2)
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Yosuke Ideguchi decided to transfer to Avispa Fukuoka this February.
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Yosuke Ideguchi decided to transfer to Celtic, which is his second overseas team at the end of 2021, but he gradually began to think about leaving the team as the situation continued where he could not get the opportunity to play. In the midst of this, he was hesitant about returning to Japan and planned to pursue playing “overseas” again, but that idea was scrapped after a certain incident.
Qatar World Cup Tournament. When I saw the Japanese national team in action, the jealousy that began to grow in me for the first time increased my desire for football.
“Honestly, I’ve never been inspired by watching the Japanese national team play. I was inspired by seeing Japanese players fighting against strong teams, and seeing players younger than me in action made me think, “What am I doing?” Are you still there?” “When everyone is working so hard, why am I smoldering here?”
The key is jealousy. I was so jealous of the players of the Japanese national team who were playing football lively on that stage, and it made me want to play football as soon as possible, and I wanted to fight in a game … I was i felt like i was hit in the head, i felt like
And it was also an opportunity to cut myself off from trying to cling to “foreign” by turning a blind eye to the reality that I could not leave any consequences.
“I decided to transfer to Celtic this time because I wanted to challenge myself abroad again, and I asked my wife and three children to come with me. So, I asked him to come with me, but I couldn’t leave any results in all, and i was just having a hard time…
