Japanese translation available[Endo Wataru's English]Bundesliga's first goal! 2G2A MOM class activity! German media rave reviews! , February 2021, Wataru Endo
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Japanese translation available[Endo Wataru’s English]Bundesliga’s first goal! 2G2A MOM class activity! German media rave reviews! , February 2021, Wataru Endo

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On February 27, 2021, Section 23 of the Bundesliga was held, and Stuttgart won a big 5-1 victory in the match that welcomed Schalke at home. Wataru Endo was directly involved in four of those goals, including his first in the Bundesliga. In the first half alone, he scored two goals from a corner kick, including his first goal of the season, and assisted two teammates in the closing stages of the match. His MOM-level success was shown, and was highly praised by the local media and fans. * Re-uploaded with telop. Wataru Endo (Endo Wataru, February 9, 1993 -) is a professional soccer player from Totsuka Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. His positions are DF and MF. He plays for Bundesliga VfB Stuttgart. He represents Japan.Club 2011-2015 Shonan Bellmare 2016-July 2018 Urawa Red Diamonds July 2018-April 2020 Sint-Truiden VV August 2019-April 2020 VfB Stuttgart (transfer) 2020 April 2015-VfB Stuttgart national team history International A match first appearance-August 2, 2015 EAFF East Asian Cup 2015 vs North Korea National Team (Wuhan Sports Center) International A match first score-October 10, 2019 2022FIFA World Cup Asian 2nd Qualifier vs Mongolia National Team (Saitama Stadium 2002) Participating Tournament U-16 Japan National Team U-17 Japan National Team U-18 Japan National Team U-19 Japan National Team 2010 – AFC U-19 Championship 2010 2012 – AFC U -19 Championship 2012 U-21 Japan National Team (withdrew due to injury)[25]) (Incheon Asian Games 2014) U-22 Japan National Team 2015 – AFC U-23 Championship 2016 (Qualifying) U-23 Japan National Team 2016 – AFC U-23 Championship 2016 2016 – Kirin Challenge Cup 2016 – Rio de Janeiro Olympic U -24 Japan National Team 2021 – Tokyo Olympics (OA) Japan National Team 2015 – EAFF East Asian Cup 2015 2016 – Kirin Cup Soccer 2016 2018 – 2018 FIFA World Cup 2019 – AFC Asian Cup 2019 2019 – 2022 FIFA World Cup・Asia qualifying games International A match 37 games 2 goals (2015 -)

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