Maeda Daran: I had reached a personal agreement, but the club did not agree to the transfer eventually failed

September 8, Japanese striker Maeda Daran, who played for the Celtics, revealed that the transfer that had reached a personal agreement failed due to the failure of an agreement between the clubs.

Maeda Daran reported one day later than other players when he went to the United States to participate in the competition. The Japanese Football Association previously explained it as "club reasons", but the actual reason was that he had been going through the transfer procedures until the deadline for the summer window.

Maeda Daran explained the reason for returning to the team late, saying: "Because I stayed at the Celtics until the transfer deadline, I failed to make a move. I received the offer and kept telling the club that I wanted to go further, but because the Celtics failed to complete the reinforcement smoothly, I was finally told that 'can't let go'."

Maeda Daran also revealed: "I have reached a personal agreement and am really eager to meet new challenges. Since I have been determined to stay at the Celtics, I will do my best for the team."

About the season start One month after the game, Maeda Daran admitted: "Since the end of last season, I have always communicated with the club to transfer intentions, and at the same time I have to deal with the impact of the loss in the league and the Champions League qualifiers. This period is really difficult."

Regarding facing opponents such as Mexico and the United States, Maeda Daran said: "I am good at dealing with such strong teams, and I can finally stage a fierce showdown. I am looking forward to the game very much. Whether it is offense or defense, vertical running is crucial. I believe that I can show this characteristic and continue to play."