Daizen Maeda

Watched him in Instagram there, looks sharp as *. Good touch on him and some decent finishing.

Training though.....

 

Any positive signs this early are welcome. Can't wait to see him in a match now.

 

Looks all business in that newest instagram story, death state to the camera every time it's on him

 

Someone needs to photoshop a cat on his lap

 

Bad translation. My Mrs. who speaks Japanese told me he said something about the Huns having raided into Europe because they were driven out of East Asia by his own ancestors. He then said something about soon clearing Glasgow out of Huns, or something to that effect.

 

Yer mrs talks pish.



Dazo said I’m here to kill all Huns.

 

Mondays probably gonna be the loudest game we've had in months hes gonna score 3. Easily.

 

Daizens quite scary

 

Easily the loudest for the last couple of weeks.

 

Speaks Japanese with a Glaswegian accent

 

One thing about it all, the hun games at night, dark and weve all got time to get pished. Thatll be some noise when we score. Cant * wait for Monday now though.

 

He will if he has deep fried mars bars and pizzas as Scottish staple diet

 

Daizen Maeda says his pace and high-energy style can bolster Celtic's title bid as he eyes a formidable partnership with compatriot Kyogo Furuhashi.

The Japanese forward, 24, has reunited with former Yokohama Marinos boss Ange Postecoglou in Glasgow in a triple deal with Yosuke Ideguchi and Reo Hatate.

They join Kyogo who has been a revelation since arriving last summer, scoring 16 times in 26 appearances.

"I'm extremely looking forward to playing with Kyogo," Maeda said.




"Both of us have similar speed as a strength and can apply pressure to the opposing team when it comes to attacking.

"My style of play is to put all my energy in to the games, so I can't wait to show that to the fans.

"The ultimate goal is to win the league. In order to do that, I need to score lots of goals so that's my focus."

Maeda - the J-League's top scorer last year with 23 goals - is thankful Postecoglou came back in for him after being rebuffed in the summer.

"I really admire his strong views and opinions," he said. "He is the kind of manager you want to follow and do your best with.

"Of course it was a choice in the summer I was aware of. But back then I really wanted to win [the title] with Yokohama.

"I wasn't able to do that, but am extremely happy to be here with Celtic now."

 

I just hope we have linesmen fast enough to keep up with him, I foresee offsides and pulled hammies galore, poor Scottish linesmen they stand no chance with the new lads!