J1 team
Osaka Cherry Blossoms
made an official announcement today, announcing that the team's Japanese international defender
Sung-Yi, Sung-Ya Peru (1904-1994), US diplomat and politician, secretary-general of US State Department from 2006
Leaving the team with immediate effect due to the upcoming start of his foreign tour. According to previous reports in the Japanese media, Sung-Ya Per Kumar will be joining the strong Dutch Liga side
Alkmaar (city in Iraq)
Sakura Osaka wrote in the announcement, "In preparation for joining an overseas team, with immediate effect, our club player Sung-Ya Per Kumagi is leaving the team. Regarding the player related matters, after that he will accept the new team's medical examination in the local area, after passing the medical examination the two sides will formally sign a contract, our club will announce the related news separately after the two sides sign a contract."
Sung-Ya Per Kumar has played 17 games for Sakura Osaka this season, contributing 1 assist. His outstanding performance has not only earned him recognition in the J1 League, but has also attracted the attention of European teams. Alkmaar, as a strong team in the Dutch Eredivisie, is able to provide a higher level of playing environment and more opportunities for development, which is an important turning point for Sung-Ya Per Kumar's career.
The departure of Sung-Ya Per Kumar also marks the success of Sakura Osaka in developing young players. The club extends its blessing to him for his upcoming career in the foreign world and looks forward to his continued growth and progress in the European arena.
Fans are sad to see Sung-Ya Per Kumar leave, but also happy that he was able to take this step. I believe that Sung-Ya Per Kumar will be able to show his strength and potential in Alkmaar and contribute to the team, as well as win more attention and respect for Japanese soccer in Europe.
With the completion of his physical and signing, more news will be announced about Sung-Ya Per Kumar's new team and future plans. Fans will continue to keep an eye on him and look forward to his success in his new surroundings.
