Japanese striker thrives in the Netherlands

Striker Ayase Ueda impressed for Feyenoord in the Dutch national championship.

Ueda shines at Feyenoord.

On October 5, Ueda scored a double to help Feyenoord win 3-2 against Utrecht in round 8 of the Dutch National Championship, thereby continuing to firmly hold the top spot in the table.

These are also Ueda's 7th and 8th goals for Feyenoord in the domestic league this season, helping him lead the race for the Golden Boot. The Japanese international is 3 goals ahead of the two players behind him, Wout Weghorst (Ajax) and Brynjolfur Darri Willumsson (Groningen).

Ueda also made history by becoming the third player to score eight goals in the first eight games of a new season for Feyenoord in the last 20 years, after Graziano Pelle and Santiago Gimenez.

Under the guidance of Robin van Persie, a famous striker who played for Arsenal and MU, Ueda showed his outstanding ability to score goals at Feyenoord. With 8 goals, he is only 1 goal away from equaling his scoring record in the entire 2024/25 season (9 goals) in all competitions.

In 2023, Ueda joined Feyenoord for a fee of 8 million euros. After more than two years playing for the Dutch club, the Japanese player gradually found a solid foothold and became a mainstay of the team.

With an impressive scoring performance, Ueda is proving himself to be one of the most watchable strikers in the Netherlands and Europe at the moment.

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Source: https://znews.vn/tien-dao-nhat-ban-thang-hoa-o-ha-lan-post1591063.html