NEWS
Notice of complete transfer of Kai Matsuzaki to Shimizu S-Pulse
We would like to inform you that Kai Matsuzaki (26 years old), who was on loan to Vegalta Sendai, will be permanently transferred to Shimizu S-Pulse.
[Player name] Kai Matsuzaki Kai
[Date of birth] Born November 22, 1997 (26 years old)
[Birthplace] Saitama Prefecture
[Position] MF
[Height/Weight] 172cm/70kg
[Soccer history] Kawagoe Himawari SC → Omiya Ardija Youth → Omiya Ardija Youth → Toyo University → Mito Hollyhock → Urawa Urawa Reds → Vegalta Sendai (loan transfer)
[Participation record]
[Player comments]
``I have decided to permanently transfer to Shimizu S-Pulse.
During the one and a half years I was there, there were an overwhelming number of things that didn't go well, and I really felt that my abilities were lacking.
There were many days when I felt frustrated, and many times I felt frustrated because I couldn't live up to my expectations.
I am truly sorry that I have repeatedly failed the expectations of the club, fans, and supporters.
I want to grow strong and big in Shimizu in order to improve my soccer career once again.
Thank you very much for the past year and a half.”
[Player name] Kai Matsuzaki Kai
[Date of birth] Born November 22, 1997 (26 years old)
[Birthplace] Saitama Prefecture
[Position] MF
[Height/Weight] 172cm/70kg
[Soccer history] Kawagoe Himawari SC → Omiya Ardija Youth → Omiya Ardija Youth → Toyo University → Mito Hollyhock → Urawa Urawa Reds → Vegalta Sendai (loan transfer)
[Participation record]
[Player comments]
``I have decided to permanently transfer to Shimizu S-Pulse.
During the one and a half years I was there, there were an overwhelming number of things that didn't go well, and I really felt that my abilities were lacking.
There were many days when I felt frustrated, and many times I felt frustrated because I couldn't live up to my expectations.
I am truly sorry that I have repeatedly failed the expectations of the club, fans, and supporters.
I want to grow strong and big in Shimizu in order to improve my soccer career once again.
Thank you very much for the past year and a half.”