Japanese and Korean players who have succeeded in the European football league?

The first is of course South Korean star Cha Fangun, who has played for Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, and is best ranked fifth in the Bundesliga season's scorer list;

After many years, Asian players did not break through in Europe, until Hidetoshi Nakata, who joined Serie A after the World Cup in 98, achieved great success during his time in Perugia, Roma, Parma, Fiorentina and many other teams, won the Serie A championship with Roma, and performed well in many games in the season of the championship, especially during the injury of Prince Totti of Rome, he successfully replaced him as the core of the midfield organization, and made great achievements for Capello's team to win the championship;

Later, Shunsuke Nakamura, who played for Reggina and Celtic, also galloped in Europe for many years, and also had the glorious experience of breaking Van der Sar's ten fingers with a direct free kick in the Champions League;

South Korean star Park Ji-sung, who plays for Manchester United, landed in Europe with Hiddink, the mentor of the South Korean national team in the 02 World Cup, and performed well, and has now become the quasi-main player of the Manchester United team, which is appreciated by the old man Ferguson.

Japanese striker Takayuki Morimoto, who played in Catania last season, has played well in many games, but it depends on whether he can maintain his form consistently;

South Korean winger Lee Qinglong, who also joined the Premier League last season, also has a very good performance in the Bolton team, but whether it is successful depends on whether it can be maintained;

At the start of the season, Borussia Dodmund's small Japanese midfielder Shinji Kagawa has come to the fore and has scored three goals so far.

The former number one star of the Japanese national team - Hidetoshi Nakata.

So far, he has maintained the title of Asian standard king, when Hidetoshi Nakata transferred from Rome to Parma, with a transfer fee of up to 18.5 million pounds, but he did not stay in Parma for a long time, and then wandered around and gradually faded out of the eyes of fans. He has now been retired.

Other more successful ones are: Shunsuke Nakamura (played for Celtic in the Soviet Super League), Naoyasu Takahara (played for Hamburg), Yoshito Okubo (played for Mallorca) and so on.

New generation: Keisuke Honda (forward, 24, Moscow Army), Makoto Hasebe (forward, 26, Wolfsburg), Shinji Kagawa (forward, 21, Dortmund), Takayuki Morimoto (forward, 22, Catania), Atsuto Uchida (right-back, 22, Schalke 04).

The number one star of the captain of the South Korean national team - Park Ji-sung.

Park Ji-sung is the first player in Asia to win a Champions League medal, and since his move to Manchester United in 05, he has been an integral part of Manchester United's rotation system, capable of playing multiple positions in midfield and extremely full of physical strength. The transfer market was valued at more than £10 million in the previous period.

Other more successful ones are: Chedhuri (former Eintracht Frankfurt, now Celtic), Lee Young-pyo (former PSV Eindhoven, Tottenham) and Kim Dong-jin (former Zenit St. Petersburg).

New generation: Park Joo-yong (25 years old, Monaco), South Korea's "Gerrard" Ji Chengyong (21 years old, Celtic), Lee Qingyong (22 years old Bolton).

Park Ji-sung, Shunsuke Nakamura, Hideju Nakata, Lee Qing-ryong, Ahn Jung-hwan, Yuji Nakazawa.

Shunsuke Nakamura, Ji-sung Park, Hideju Nakata.

Nakamura Junfu, Park Ji-sung, Nakata Young-shou, Lee Young-pye.

Hello, the Korean players who play in Europe are Hong Jeong-joo of Augsburg, Ji Dong-won, Kim Bo-kyung of Cardiff City, Park Joo-ho of Mainz, Koo Ji-cheol, Son Heung-min of Bayer Leverkusen, Park Joo-young of Arsenal, Ji Seong-yong of Sunderland, Lee Qingyong of Bolton, and Yoon Seok-young of Queens Park Rangers.

There is Hong just right, Chi Dongyuan.

Hong Jeong, a South Korean footballer who plays as a central defender, joined Jeju United in the K-League from Chosun University in 2010. On September 1, 2013, he moved to Augsburg, a German Bundesliga team, and now plays for Augsburg, a German Bundesliga team.

Ji Dong-won is a South Korean footballer who plays as a striker, currently plays for Augsburg FC in the Bundesliga, and has played for Jeonnam Cheonryong FC in the K-League, Sunderland FC in the English Premier League, and Borussia Dortmund FC in the Bundesliga, and is a member of the Korean national team.

China: Hao Junmin (Schalke 04) Bundesliga.

Zheng Zhi (Celtic) Su Chao.

Shao Jiayi (Otbus) German B.

Dong Fangzhuo (Legia Warsaw) Polish First Division.

Wang Gang (Belamar) Portuguese Liga.

Zhang Chengdong (Mafra) Portuguese B.

Zhang Jiaqi (Le Mans Youth) Ligue 1.

Liu Chao (Sudua) Lithuanian First Division.

Gao Lei Lei (Minnesota Stars) US Division One.

Lee Wei Feng (Suwon Samsung) South Korea K-League.

Feng Xiaoting (Jeonbuk Hyundai) South Korea K-League.

Japan: Takayuki Morimoto (Catania) Serie A.

Makoto Hasebe (Wolfsburg) Bundesliga.

Akiki Mizuno (Celtic) Su Chao.

Keisuke Honda (Moscow ** Army) Russian Premier League.

Daisuke Matsui (Grenoble) Ligue 1.

Sho Ito (Grenoble) Ligue 1.

Ibusuki Yoshi (Girona) West B.

Takato Soma (Maritimo) Portuguese Super League.

Daigo Kobayashi (Starbeck) Norwegian Premier League.

South Korea: Park Ji-sung (Manchester United) Premier League.

Li Qinglong (Bolton) Premier League.

Cho Won-hee (Wigan Athletic) Premier League.

Park Joo-young (Monaco) Ligue 1.

Ji Chengyong (Celtic) Su Chao.

Cheduri (Freiburg) Bundesliga.

Oh Van Seok (Wings of the Soviets) Russian Premier League.

Kim Dong-jin (Zenit St. Petersburg) Russian Premier League.

Lee Young-pyo (Al-Hilal, Saudi Arabia).

Iran: Nekonan (Osasuna) La Liga.

Soare (Osasuna) La Liga.

Hashmian (Bochum) Bundesliga.

Tymorian (Fulham) Premier League.

Oman: Habsi (Bolton) Premier League.

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Park Ji-sung, Manchester United, Hao Junmin, Schalke 04, Naokae Takahara, Ligue 1.

And many, many more, and I'll just talk about them for now.

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Japan: Daisuke Matsui Ligue 1 Sagnabr.

Hasebe Castle Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga.

Keisuke Honda Russian Premier League Moscow** Army.

Takayuki Morimoto Serie A Catania.

South Korea, Park Ji-sung, Premier League, Manchester United.

Park Joo-young, Ligue 1 Monaco.

Cheduri, Bundesliga Freiburg.

Li Qinglong, Premier League Bolton.

Qi Chengyong Su Super Celtic.

Kim Nam 1 Russian Super Tomsk.

The young Chinese players who play in Europe.

Jiang Sheng Forward May 11, 1989 La Liga Atletico Madrid Youth Team Vivoli Striker January 27, 1990 Serie A Inter Milan Youth Team In addition, there are the following members:

Zhuang Zhou, Forward, 1987, Duisburg, Germany, Juniors, Guan Chao, Forward, 1986, Serie C, Palladola.

Song Xiaoxin Striker 1987 Serie B Rimini Second Tier Wang Chengyi Striker 1987 Lithuania Casa Athletic Club Wang Qikai Goalkeeper 1987 Serie C Predaola Club Wang Tan Defender 1987 Uruguay Penarol Youth Team Li Zhonghao Defender 1988 Serie C Perugia Reserve Hu Nan Defender 1989 Spain Dordoza Club Cai Lei Goalkeeper 1990 Serie C Perugia Reserve.

1.Shinji Ono Japan Bochum 23 2Fusei Hasei Japan Wolfburg 13 No. 3Junichi Inamoto, Japan, Frankfurt 20 4, Shunsuke Nakamura, Japan, Espanyol 5, Daikoku, Shoshi, Japan, Turin 16.

6.Takayuki Matsumoto Japan Catania 15 :

7. Daisuke Matsui, No. 22, Le Mans, Japan.

Takayuki Morimoto, Japan, Catania 15.

1.Shinji Ono.

23 Bochum, Japan.

2.Fusei Haseki.

13 Wolfsburg, Japan.

3.Junichi Inamoto.

20 Frankfurt, Japan.

4, Shunsuke Nakamura.

Japanese Spaniard 5, Daikoku Shoshi.

16 Turin, Japan.

6.Takayuki Matsumoto.

15 Catania, Japan.

7, Daisuke Matsui.

22 Le Mans, Japan.