Tiger Poker September 20, 2019 Former Japan international Shinji Kagawa, 32, who currently plays for PAOK, has failed to make it into the squad in his first two league games this season. The Greek media outlet Sportime wrote an article reporting on the situation, and used the word "finished" in the headline to describe Shinji Kagawa's current dilemma, saying that it has become a burden on the team.
The report wrote that PAOK chose to sign Shinji Kagawa last year, not only in the hope of improving the team's competitive level (although it was a gamble), but also to see the Japanese market behind Shinji Kagawa. PAOK hopes to open its own new market in Japan.
In the first leg of last month's UEFA Cup qualifying match against the Bohemians, Shinji Kagawa, who started the game, was replaced in the 61st minute of the second half in order to help the team. It was also his last chance to prove himself, and he never got to play again.
PAOK's Romanian head coach Lucescu has told Shinji Kagawa to let him find his next home as soon as possible. Previously, it was reported that Shinji Kagawa might return to Spain or go far away from the US major league, but neither of them could make the trip. With the summer transfer window closed, Shinji Kagawa wants to find his way out of the transfer window next winter.