Why do young Japanese players like to play in Europe?

Japanese football adopts two-track system: club football and campus football. When you are young, if you are talented in football, you can apply for club training. At present, as many as 56 people in Japan play football in European leagues at all levels. What makes it strict in salary and encourages players to study abroad? The average income of J 1 players is 35 million yen, which is about 2.3 million yuan. The younger you are, the lower your salary is. or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium Most players around the age of 20 earn only 3.6 million to 4.8 million yen (about 230,000 to 300,000 RMB), so young players with football talent are willing to travel to Europe. Compared with our country, it is better not to say.

First of all, you can't go to Europe if you want. After all, European football represents the highest level in the world, with a mature system and perfect echelon, which is very suitable for the development of young players!

The rapid development of Japanese football in recent years has also achieved good results in international competitions such as the World Cup! The representative of technical football, so regardless of national grievances, football must be worth learning and learning from!

Therefore, young Japanese players go to Europe to play football, whether it is the first team of the club or the youth echelon. It will certainly be of great help to our own development, so that we can better play for the national team, enhance the overall strength of the national team and achieve better results in international competitions!

Why do young Japanese players like to play in Europe?

To make a horizontal comparison first is to understand "why don't our national football players like to play in Europe?"

After comparison, it can be concluded that Japanese players like to travel to Europe.

Actually, football is a competitive sport. Whether you go to play football in Europe or not is not based on the word "like", unless you go to Chinese teams in Europe to "export to domestic market" like our previous Super League players, that is another matter.

On the overall level of mainstream football leagues in Europe, it must be much higher than AFC or J League.

You can be the king in the domestic league, and in the mainstream league in Europe, maybe you can't even squeeze a seat to watch the water cooler.

Yes, it is basically impossible for us Super League players to play in major leagues in Europe.

Take Lei Wu, our strongest player in active service, as an example. The Spaniards of La Liga Lei Wu relegation team are only rotation players, not to mention other China players.

It doesn't matter if you can't fight in Europe. Many times, the salary of playing football in Europe is not as high as that in the Super League. The five major leagues in Europe are more attractive to foreign aid. They don't need to attract Asian players with high salaries.

For most super league players, staying at home, there is no tiger in the monkey mountain, and the monkey is called the king. More money and less work, close to home, you can be a ballplayer and get a high salary. Why go to the five major leagues in Europe as a substitute and not get a high salary?

This can go back to the question asked by the subject. Why do young Japanese players like to play in Europe?

That's because these young players have the strength to stand in the five major leagues in Europe, while the salary in Japan's J League is not high, so they don't need to stay in the domestic league to get a higher salary.

In the final analysis, the transfer of players is nothing more than these points, either because of lack of money, or because the team is not good, or because it can't play the main force, which is obviously not the case for Japanese players in European leagues (compared with J leagues, European teams have more money and the teams are not bad, so they can play the main force).

Since they have the strength to stand in the five major leagues in Europe, they will naturally choose to play in the five major leagues in Europe.

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Why do young Japanese players like to play in Europe? This question needs to be answered from several different angles. There are various factors such as inheritance, dreams, income, and continuous training of brokers.

First of all, the educational model of Japanese football is not only to cultivate skills, but also to cultivate spirit and love for Japanese football. Since1early 1990s, the 50-year plan has been implemented. Since then, it has been deeply rooted in youth training and constantly changed its mode. No matter how difficult the adult team and the J League encounter, and what problems have arisen in funds, they have not changed their emphasis on and cultivation of youth training.

Comics such as "soccer boy" promote not only the desire for victory, but also the love for football and the pursuit of dreams, which is the essence of Japanese football education.

They valued not only the technical ability of all young players from childhood, but also hoped that all young people could have dreams, pursuits and perseverance to fight for what they wanted. For all young players, being able to stand on the highest peak in Europe is naturally a dream cultivated and instilled from childhood.

When keisuke honda graduated from primary school, the topic of her composition was My Dream. Someone wrote that his dream is to be the best player in the world, play in Serie A and wear a jersey. 10, became the first player with an annual salary of 4 billion yen, participated in the World Cup and became the main force of the national team inNo. 10, and so on.

And he finally realized many dreams through step by step efforts, which undoubtedly provided a basis for later young people to learn and refer to; The inheritance of the younger generation has made this spirit a part of Japanese football.

Secondly, if Japanese players want to increase their income, they must go to the 20 19 annual global sports income report released by the authoritative European data agency "Sports Intelligence", which clearly lists the wage income difference between the Super League and the Japanese J League. In fact, it has already explained the problem.

In the 20 19 season, there were 486 players in the first team of the Super League, and the average annual salary of the players was as high as 1.2 million US dollars (965,000 pounds), an increase of 20.8% year-on-year. Of course, most of them were taken away by super foreign aid. The median annual salary of Super League also reached 366,000 US dollars (293,000 pounds), and the median income reached 2.57 million RMB.

Compared with before, there are 524 players in the first team of J League 18 team in Japan, with an average annual salary of only $327,000. Except for a few players, the income of most foreign aid is much lower than that of China. At the same time, the median annual salary of J League is only $654.38+036,000 (654.38+009,000), only a little more than one third of that of Super League. In other words, the median annual income of J-League players in Japan is less than 6.5438+0 million RMB, and many players earn very little.

Japanese football pursues the dual-track mode of campus football mode and echelon construction of professional teams. There were a large number of young trainees when I was a child. With the growth of players' age, the elimination rate is amazing. Those who eventually become professional players have very strong talents and ambitions. Of course, everyone wants to show themselves on a higher stage and get more income.

Finally, bringing in Japanese players has become a profitable business. In order to encourage young players to pursue higher goals and Japanese players to develop in Europe, the Japanese Football Association and Japanese teams have not set any obstacles for players to transfer in recent years, and cheap has become the most important weapon.

At the beginning of 2020, the top 25 Japanese players' first trip to Europe was counted. Among them, 2 are on loan, 4 are free to transfer, and 7 are players under 654.38+00,000. Only two players, Katsumi Wu Teng and Gen Shoji, really exceeded 2 million pounds. Among them, Katsumi Wu Teng joined Mainz directly for 5 million euros, and Gen Shoji moved to Toulouse for 3 million euros.

Because a large number of Japanese players go to Europe very cheaply, they join Europe earlier and earlier. At present, among the top 25 players in Japan, the number of people under the age of 23 who have studied abroad is as high as 15.

Obviously, this is a good business. Agents sell young players to small and medium-sized teams in Europe at extremely low prices. After training, although there is a certain failure rate, the truly successful players will go to a higher team, and the transfer return 10 times, 20 times. Players' income soared and their dreams came true, and brokers got enough benefits. Japanese football is getting stronger and stronger, and many parties win.

Therefore, Japan is willing to promote the dream of European war and intends to instill it in all players from an early age.

CIES, a Swiss sports organization, reported that in 2065,438+09, there were 55,865 players in the world 132 top or sub-leagues, among which Japanese players 1047 ranked ninth in the world, even surpassing soccer powers such as Italy, Germany and Portugal.

In addition to a large number of football posts provided by Japanese leagues, dozens of Japanese players distributed in Europe are equally enviable.

To sum up, this is the efforts of Japanese football for decades, the overall situation, the national consciousness, the love of football, and so on. All the reasons come together to make today's Japanese football, so that young Japanese players have always dreamed of playing in Europe and are willing to work hard for this dream.

It's no use just appreciating. China football has no ability to imitate Japanese football in all directions. Learning a youth training system or a youth league system by imitating a cat will not change the current situation of football in China at all.

China Football wants to cultivate the football atmosphere of teenagers. First of all, we should start from all the children's consciousness, spirit, pursuit and ambition, so that all the young players can be fully prepared when they come into contact with football, so that they can be tempted by various realistic conditions in the future and truly hope to develop in the direction of superstars.

Nowadays, there are too many temptations in China football, and young players are faced with too many other choices since childhood. Once they become famous early, they will be tempted by various interests, thus ruining their road to success. These are all things that Japanese football helps young players isolate. Therefore, China football is not short of talented players as children, but lacks the ability to train young people into adults.

This is also the most noteworthy place of Japanese football. They really found a way to collectively cultivate and grow young people, put them into action, and really harvested the fruits of success. This is the most enviable place.

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In addition to emotion, I have to say that Japanese football is powerful. Japanese football should be regarded as a first-class team in Asia and a second-class team in the world.

Twenty years ago, Japanese football started at the same time as us, and even the international ranking was lower than ours. Now Japanese football is not on our level, but it is much higher than us. At present, Japanese football ranks 28th in the world (1.500, the first in Asia), and China ranks 76th (1.323, the ninth in Asia).

Why do young Japanese players like to play in Europe?

First, European football is the highest level of world football and the weather vane of future football. Water flows downwards and people go upwards, all of them have the dream of standing on the highest stage.

Second, Japan's national conditions and system "force" players to study abroad. Generally speaking, football associations all over the world take protective measures for underage students studying abroad, and even the Brazilian Football Association has a ban that 18 is not allowed to play football overseas. However, the Japanese Football Association is not. They are not killing the dream of young talents studying abroad, but taking an encouragement and trying their best to escort them.

At present, there are Japanese players in the five major leagues in Europe, which is exactly what they have achieved by doing youth training in a down-to-earth manner.

I'm glad to answer your question. I am Sao's football class. Japan's FIFA ranks 28th, ranking first in Asia. In the latest Japanese preliminaries, the total value of 23 players is as high as 93.05 million euros, four times that of China! Among the 23 players, 19 players play in overseas leagues ... Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Netherlands, Portuguese Super League, etc. These are all in the mainstream leagues in Europe. Therefore, the main players of these national teams are subtly influencing young Japanese players to "see" abroad.

On September 2, 20 19, 18 years old and 89 days old, Real Madrid loan player Kubao Jianying made his debut in La Liga, and he also set a new record for the youngest Japanese player to go to Europe. Kubo Jianying debuted in Barcelona Youth Training. Although he is short and slightly thin, he has excellent dribbling ability and good left foot ability. His style of play is similar to Messi's, but he chose to join Real Madrid. Now he is the absolute main force of Mallorca. Kubo Kenying is a representative of talented Japanese players, which has influenced the determination of many young players to go to Europe.

On June 28th, 2020, Ruichao Xiyong Club officially announced the signing of 18-year-old Japanese striker Wakayama from J League Xiangnan Ocean. In last year's U 17 World Youth Championship, only 170 Wakayama broke the Dutch goal twice. Only three months later, he just graduated from high school and realized his childhood dream-studying in Europe!

Japanese football has always been open to overseas students. If Kagawa Shinji had played in Manchester United and Dortmund before, it was an exercise in the domestic J League. If Southampton centre-back Maya Yoshida and Leicester City champion Shinji Okazaki are both baptized in the domestic league, they can slowly step onto a higher professional stage. Then, in recent years, Japanese players studying abroad are getting younger and younger. The 20-year-old players are Maeda Dalan (Potiman), Abe Yukui (Barcelona), Shibano Ryutaro (Manchester City), Nishikawa Runye (Barcelona) 19 years old, and so on.

Up to now, there are 12 Japanese students in the five major leagues.

Three players in the Premier League: Takumi Minamino (Liverpool), Takeo Kaji (Newcastle) and Maya Yoshida (Southampton)

La Liga 2: Kubo Kenying (Mallorca) and Takashi Inui (ewald)

Serie A 1: Fuan Jianyang (Bologna)

Bundesliga 3 people: Makoto Hasebe (Frankfurt), Daichi Kamada (Frankfurt) and Yuya Osako (Bremen)

French 3: Hiroki Sakai (Marseille), Gen Shoji (Toulouse) and Chuan Dao Yinger (Strasbourg).

Japanese football has also gone through a period of pain and confusion, but they are quietly engaged in youth training and talents are constantly emerging. The state encourages and even bears the expenses for talented players to study abroad, which further strengthens the determination of young Japanese players to play in Europe! Moreover, having these experienced big brothers in Europe as role models makes them more confident than our young players!

Finally, I want to talk to our young players. Super League is also a good exercise stage, but we can't be comfortable. Get out if you can. We need a sense of crisis. Only by constantly improving ourselves, can we never fall behind ... I hope that China football can learn from neighboring countries, and it should also learn from the down-to-earth way that the youth is strong and the country is strong!

That's all my views. I am a Sao class football. Welcome your praise, attention, comments and corrections. Thank you! This is the recognition of young Japanese players in European football. Your question is very strange. Japanese players dream of playing football in Europe and are willing to take root in European football. China players used to be gilded. As long as you mix for a few years, even if you can't play the main force, you can get tens of millions of annual salary when you return home.

Thanks for the roll call invitation! The problem is very simple, that is, whoever has a high level and good grades (this must be recognized by the international community) will have more apprentices. Not only Japan, but also the whole world knows that the football in Europe, such as Britain, Germany, Italy, France, Spain and other countries, has a high level of football, and the Super League is also brilliant, attracting the attention of the whole world. Therefore, young athletes with talents and dreams in the world must get ahead. Young players from our country also want to go! Willing to go!

Everyone knows that man struggles upwards! But in the 1970s and 1980s, the level of Japanese children was still not high. At the beginning, they basically took the road of inviting in. They invited Chico, a famous Brazilian star with a reputation of hundreds of miles, as a coach, and also invited Shen Xiangfu and Yang of our national football team (at that time, our football level was higher than that of Japan) to train and teach their young students! To this end, in order to pursue football dreams and improve the level of football, many young Japanese students go to Brazil for further study, and even many Japanese immigrate to Brazil!

As long as you have a high level and good grades, there will be people to learn and pursue. Jianlibao of our country will also go to Brazil for further study! There are still many people studying in Argentina in South America!

Where to study is the choice of both sides, and the management, system and methods of high-level football learning and training in Europe are also very strict! In order to compete brilliantly, train harmoniously, promote each other and synchronize effectively, grade in youth training! Different ages, different grades, services and treatment, including the application of venues and facilities are different! For super clubs such as Italy and Spain, their echelons of each age group are divided into seven or eight teams such as abcde according to their physical fitness, quality, technology and thinking consciousness. If you want to compete, train and study, you must sit in the right position! Therefore, going out to study must be based on your own conditions, quality, level, financial resources and other actual conditions, and whether it is more conducive to your own development, exercise and improvement, or more suitable for you. Don't follow the trend or be blind! Otherwise, people and money will be wasted, the training effect will not be obvious, and children will be delayed!

Relatively speaking, Japanese players are very delicate and flexible at their feet, and their ability to pass the ball with one foot and organize is very strong and their level is relatively high. Playing football in Europe is beneficial to their football career. Keisuke honda and Sandu are both very good.

Do you have to ask? Man struggles upwards, but water flows downwards. This is inevitable.