Japan's football legend Keisuke Honda should move to Marijampolė's "Sūduva," announces 15min journalist Mantas Krasnickas. Updated information: K. Honda officially presented in Marijampolė: "I know that Lithuania has many beautiful, old buildings." The Japanese himself at 3:30 pm Lithuanian time will be doing a live stream on his Youtube channel to announce what will be his next career stop. There is almost no doubt that it will be Marijampolė's "Sūduva." Throughout his career, K. Honda had very good seasons with "AC Milan" and CSKA. The defender played 79 matches in "Serie A" with Milan over 4 seasons, scoring 10 goals and making 9 assists. With CSKA, in the 2013/14 season, he played in the Champions League, where K. Honda performed well, scoring 2 goals and providing 2 assists in 6 matches, catching the attention of "AC Milan" later. K. Honda's last club was in Azerbaijan, where the defender helped the Baku "Neftci" team. The Japanese also coached the Cambodia national team for 3 years, and this year he stepped down from those duties. In his career, the 35-year-old veteran has also represented clubs such as "Nagoya Grampus" in Japan, "VVV-Venlo," "Pachuca," Melbourne "Victory," "Botafogo FR," "Vitesse," and "Portimonense." K. Honda has played 98 matches and scored 37 goals for the Japan national team. Marijampolė's "Sūduva" club will also hold a press conference today at 4 pm Lithuanian time.
Keisuke Honda doing a live YouTube stream from about 9:30 pm (so in ~2.5 hours) to reveal his next destination. https://t.co/CkeNhFbMnr - Dan Orlowitz (@aishiterutokyo) September 14, 2021
