Kamada leads Japan to victory: A new hero at Saitama Stadium!

Kamada leads Japan to victory: A new hero at Saitama Stadium!

In a spectacular performance, the Japanese national team secured their place for the 2026 World Cup. Daichi Kamada, who plays for Crystal Palace, put a final point in the group game against Saitama Stadium with his goal in the 66th minute. He scored just three minutes after coming on as a substitute, contributing decisively to Japan's 6-0 win in their seventh Group C qualifying game. This dominant performance guarantees the Japanese one of the top two places in their group, which is hugely important for the upcoming World Cup matches vienna.at reported.

Kamada, who moved from Lazio to Crystal Palace on July 1, 2024, is no stranger to international football. The 27-year-old attacking midfielder, who was born in Japan and began his football career with Gamba Osaka, has quickly become one of the most exciting talents on the global stage. His move to England marked a new high point in his career. He has already scored several important goals for his new team, reinforcing his role as a key player. A notable moment was his first goal for Crystal Palace against Norwich City in August 2024, followed by another crucial goal in the EFL Cup round against Aston Villa as he secured the game for his team, as cpfc.co.uk highlights.

A path full of challenges and successes

Kamada's journey has been marked by challenges, including injuries that temporarily limited his career, but also impressive successes that have made him a key player in various leagues. With his excellent playing style and ability to shine in crucial moments, Kamada is now in the spotlight, not only for his club but also for the Japanese national team, where he shone in major tournaments such as the World Cup. He has played a key role in Japan's success against strong opponents such as Germany and Spain in the past.