Japanese experience on football fields 22 professional fates in his career.

Eintracht veteran and defender Makoto Hasebe will hang up his boots after the end of the current season. The press service of the club informs about this.

On the 18th of today, the Japanese footballer reached 40 milestones.

“After 22 years of professional career as a football player, the time has come to end his career. I have been thinking about these decisions for a long time and now I feel that this is the right time. I am writing about what I was able to experience and achieve during my time. In the coming years, I will continue to focus on the important finale of the season.. We have a great goal, we want to reach at once. I’m looking forward to my new role at Eintracht Frankfurt, starting in the summer,” Khasebe said.

Makoto moved to Nimecchini in 2008 from the Japanese club Urawa Red Diamonds.

After this war, having stolen the colors of Wolfsburg, Nuremberg and Eintracht.

Hasebe is the biggest player in the Bundeslisa and has played more than 700 matches on the club level, 383 of which in the German Championship.

The Japanese national team Hasebe played 114 matches (two goals scored and ten assists) and won the Asian Cup in 2011.. He took part in three world championships (2010, 2014 and 2018).

This season, Makoto played 13 matches without any results..