[Overseas reaction]Young talents such as Ueda Kyoyo and Kitano Sota explode in Europe. What media around the world reported on the shocking weekend when he scored seven goals? Analyses the evaluation of the words “Japanese Connection” and “The Goal of Liberation.”

On August 2, 2025, a new page was engraved in the history of European soccer. Ueda Kyoyo, Kitano Sota, Ito Atsuki, Sakamoto Issai, Mito Shunsuke, and Shiogai Kento. Six Japanese players achieved an astonishing result, 7 goals and 1 assist in just a day. Is this just a coincidence? Or is it a decisive signal that shows that Japanese soccer has evolved to a new dimension? This video will delve deeper into the whole of this historic goal rush from the perspective of how media from across the country reported it. The behind-the-scenes story of Ueda Kyoyo’s “Japanese Connection,” born from Watanabe Tsuyoshi’s assist, the meaning behind the story of “compatibility with philosophy” that RB Salzburg saw for Kitano Sota, and the words “the goal of liberation” by Ito Atsuki, born in Belgium, and Sakamoto Issai’s “the goal of pushing the game.” Furthermore, the unusual tribute to Shiogai Kento was sent by the official website of his opponent, Blackburn, to Shiogai Kento. Each goal has a deeper story and evaluation that is greater than the score. The events over the weekend proved that Japanese players are no longer merely “helpers” but “leading stars” that drive the team’s story. As they are building a solid position in Europe, we may be witnessing a turning point in history. Check out the video to see everything about what happened over this shocking weekend. #Japanese European group #Ueda Kyoyo #Kitano Sota #Ito Atsushi #Sakamoto Issai #Mito Shunsuke #Shiogai Kento #Watanabe Tsuyoshi #Overseas reaction #Goal rush #Japan soccer team