[Japan national soccer team]Hiroki Ito joins Bayern for 4 billion yen until his white eyebrows become a medal[Slow explanation]

Reimu and Marisa will slowly explain the story of Japanese national team defender Hiroki Ito. He is a left-handed center back who made one of the most expensive transfers in Japanese history, going to Bayern Munich, the absolute champions with 35 Bundesliga titles, for a transfer fee of approximately 4 billion yen. Born in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture in 1999. He started playing soccer with a local boys team, passed the selection for Santos FC as an elementary school student, and experienced a short-term study abroad experience in Brazil. Around the same time, I developed vitiligo, which caused my eyebrows and eyelashes to turn white. Still, he chose to focus on soccer over treatment, and went from Iwata’s youth team to the professional ranks. In his early professional years, he did not have many opportunities to play, so he was loaned to Nagoya, and when he was relegated to J2, he played in 36 out of 37 games as a makeshift center back, improving his ability. When he transferred to Stuttgart in 2021, his market value soared about eight times in six months, and he grew into the center of the Bundesliga’s second-ranked defense, and was finally acquired by Bayern for about 4 billion yen. Immediately after joining the club, he broke a metatarsal in his right foot, and overcame the injury hell of suffering a recurrence during rehabilitation and a second fracture.He won a medal as a member of Bayern’s Bundesliga champions, and was also selected as a member of the North and Central America World Cup (two consecutive tournaments). White eyebrows have now become a “medal” that gives courage to those who suffer from vitiligo vulgaris. All eyes are on Hiroki Ito’s performance in the World Cup, where he will be competing with Takefusa Kubo and Wataru Endo. *This video is an entertainment commentary constructed based on publicly available information. #Japan national soccer team #Hiroki Ito #Bayern #Bundesliga #Jubilo Iwata #Stuttgart #Vitiligo vulgaris #North and Central America World Cup #Takefusa Kubo #Wataru Endo #Slow commentary #Soccer commentary #Overseas soccer