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2022.7.11[Top Team]

Announcement of Kensuke NAGAI's complete transfer to Nagoya Grampus

We would like to inform you that Kensuke NAGAI will be transferred to Nagoya Grampus on a permanent basis.

【Kensuke NAGAI Player Profile】
□Position: FW
□Date of Birth: March 5, 1989
□Hometown: Hiroshima Prefecture
□Height/Weight: 178cm/71kg
□Career
2004-2006 Kyushu International University High School
2007-2010 Fukuoka University
2009 JFA・J League Special Designated Player (Recipient: Avispa Fukuoka)
2010 JFA・J League Special Designated Player (Recipient: Vissel Kobe)
2011-2012 Nagoya Grampus
2011 FUJI XEROX SUPER CUP Champion
2013-2013.7 RS Liege (Belgium)
2013.8-2014 Nagoya Grampus※Loan
2015-2016 Nagoya Grampus
2017- FC Tokyo
2020 J.League YBC Levain Cup Champions

□Representative History
2007 U-18 Japan National Team
2008 U-19 Japan National Team (Participated in AFC U-19 Championship)
2009 U-20 Japan National Team, Japan National Team (Participated in AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers)
2009 Universiade Japan National Team (3rd place in Universiade 2009 Belgrade)
2010 U-21 Japan National Team (Champion of Guangzhou Asian Games)
2011 U-22 Japan National Team (Participated in London Olympic Asian Qualifiers)
2012 U-23 Japan National Team (Best 4 in London Olympics)
2015 Japan National Team (Participated in EAFF East Asian Cup 2015)
2019 Japan National Team (Participated in 2022 FIFA World Cup Asia Qualifiers)

□Match Records (as of July 11, 2022)



□Kensuke NAGAI Player Comment
"I have decided to make a full transfer to Nagoya Grampus."
For the past 5 and a half years, there has been nothing but enjoyable moments, and I can only express my gratitude to all the fans and supporters.
I am truly grateful to my teammates and staff. However, I decided to transfer this time because I couldn't lie to myself about wanting to challenge myself again.
The 5 and a half years in Tokyo were truly irreplaceable, with the championship battle in the 2019 season and the Levain Cup victory in the 2020 season. Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, there have been fewer opportunities to interact with fans and supporters, and that is the only regret I have.
This feeling of gratitude cannot be expressed with just this comment. Thank you very much."