Kenta Matsudaira withdrew from the international stage and will continue to develop in Japan

On the evening of November 22, Japanese athlete Kenta Matsudaira posted a statement on his social media account saying that he would not participate in international competitions in the future. Although he retired from the international arena, he did not retire from the united region and will continue his career as an athlete in the T-League and other domestic competitions in Japan.

To this end, he personally wrote a handwritten letter to the fans who supported him, the full text of which is translated as follows:

To the fans:

Today I would like to announce to you that I am retiring from the international arena.

The news came a bit abruptly, but I decided at last month's German Open to make it my last international match.

In my 13 years as a member of the national team, I have learned a lot, both as an athlete and as a person.

Of course, I can play today's results, but also inseparable from everyone's support.

I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to all of you for this.

However, I am not going to retire completely, and I will do my best to participate in the T-League and domestic competitions in japan in the future.

I hope you will see more of my game in the future.

Please pay more attention to it in the future.

Kenta Matsudaira

Kenta Matsudaira became famous for defeating Marlene, and although his results have been tepid since then, the name is still familiar to everyone. I also hope that he will be able to play well in the future in Japan.