Manger said he’s a goal scorer, and yes, that’s why we bought him”: Ayase Ueda, an innate sense of finishing to accelerate his adaptation
Scoring on his debut in Toulouse on Thursday with (1-0) win, Ayase Ueda, the first Japanese player in the history of LOSC – who face Betis Seville on Tuesday (9 p.m.) game – has the technical profile of a typical number 9 striker, very strong on his feet player, formidable in the air and endowed with an innate goal sense.
I Love You ,” the romantic hit by Yutaka Ozaki, the former icon of Japanese youth, hasn’t yet resonated in the Lille dressing room. Having arrived in the northern France only on August 31st, Ayase Ueda the 28 years old player, hasn’t had time to share his musical tastes with his new teammates. He’s simply shown them one facet of his prolific goalscoring talent. The former Feyenoord Rotterdam striker only scored his goal in the sixteen minutes to his new club and give LOSC a hard-fought win with (1-0 in Toulouse, Thursday).
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