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David爱Beckham
:俱乐部介绍外援，连年龄不写……
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爱冲动的刘婶:[赞]
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一记漂亮的倒挂金钩
:买个爱力士也比罗素强啊[允悲]
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章笑凡2000:江西联盛球员大洗牌？
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eddie3158:当年在辽足踢的不错
22-5-2 19:20 来自黑龙江
David爱Beckham
:俱乐部介绍外援，连年龄不写……
22-5-2 14:09 来自山东
爱冲动的刘婶:[赞]
22-5-2 14:08 来自宁夏
一记漂亮的倒挂金钩
:买个爱力士也比罗素强啊[允悲]
22-5-2 17:33 来自河北
章笑凡2000:江西联盛球员大洗牌？
22-5-2 13:21 来自上海
22-5-2 19:20 来自黑龙江
David爱Beckham
:俱乐部介绍外援，连年龄不写……
22-5-2 14:09 来自山东
爱冲动的刘婶:[赞]
22-5-2 14:08 来自宁夏
一记漂亮的倒挂金钩
:买个爱力士也比罗素强啊[允悲]
22-5-2 17:33 来自河北
章笑凡2000:江西联盛球员大洗牌？
22-5-2 13:21 来自上海
問佢可唔可以帶到歐沖打荷甲啦
神之子的願望
神之子的願望Ajax 
打荷就有佢份
快啲推爆呢個post 唔想見到大廚係外流球員post 出現
一日未有中超中甲，一日都推爆唔到
XXXX老公引戰就好快
講左十世冇護照得身份證都係踢唔到
點解好似個撚個帶隊都唔知
點解好似個撚個帶隊都唔知
小傑仔叫我
？
？姐係同慈英個case一樣
唔使等七年但要放棄外國籍
依家最出名喺外國踢青年軍嘅係咪
天樂 慈英 同埋michael udebuluzor 呢三個
唔使等七年但要放棄外國籍
依家最出名喺外國踢青年軍嘅係咪
天樂 慈英 同埋michael udebuluzor 呢三個
唔同 佢阿媽有keep住特區護照 我覺得六四波(聶凌峰 case vs 謝家強 case)
另外兩個無華人血統 不能相提並論
另外兩個無華人血統 不能相提並論
唔同 佢阿媽有keep住特區護照 我覺得六四波(聶凌峰 case vs 謝家強 case)姐係同慈英個case一樣講左十世冇護照得身份證都係踢唔到但如果有三粒星
點解好似個撚個帶隊都唔知
即係有資格搞護照
唔使等七年但要放棄外國籍
依家最出名喺外國踢青年軍嘅係咪
天樂 慈英 同埋michael udebuluzor 呢三個
慈英無華人血統 不能相提並論
sor udebuluzor我唔肯定
都已經五月隔離國家仲未有賽程
細佬同勞列斯簽左幾多年約
球霸份約去到23年，樂仔新約唔知幾耐，希望得一年
又欠薪又唔撚放人，返親去要隔離21日希望佢哋盡快離開呢個大監獄
球霸份約去到23年，樂仔新約唔知幾耐，希望得一年又欠薪又唔撚放人，返親去要隔離21日希望佢哋盡快離開呢個大監獄
3粒星=支那籍香港永久居民
2粒星=外國籍香港永久居民
2粒要脫外籍先攞到特衰，3粒唔洗但變相喺香港被視為無外國籍
2粒星=外國籍香港永久居民
2粒要脫外籍先攞到特衰，3粒唔洗但變相喺香港被視為無外國籍
原來細佬琴日友誼賽對山東入波
https://www.scmp.com/sport/hong-kong/article/3177378/bundesliga-beckons-hong-kong-teen-michael-udebuluzor-after-move
Bundesliga beckons for Hong Kong teen Michael Udebuluzor after move to Germany
* The 18-year-old Hongkonger is pressing to make his debut with FC Ingolstadt in Germany’s third tier next season
* Former Kitchee prospect has come through the ranks in Germany, studying and training at famed football academy DFI
Hong Kong teenager Michael Udebuluzor has his sights set on the Bundesliga after signing for German side FC Ingolstadt.
The former Kitchee prospect has spent the past four years working his way through the ranks of German football, studying and training at the famed football academy DFI.
Before his 18th birthday on April 1, Udebuluzor was fielding offers from the likes of RB Salzburg, Leverkusen and 1860 Munich. But he has settled on Ingolstadt, in Germany’s second tier – although they will play in the third division next season after being relegated.
Udebuluzor, who has been playing as an attacking midfielder and forward in the club’s under-17 and under-19 teams, will be pressing his claim for a first-team debut sooner rather than later.
Born in Hong Kong, Udebuluzor has made sacrifices, leaving his home city behind to take the next step in his career.
“It was not easy,” the teenager said. “It was cold, I didn’t speak the language and my family was far away. But I could train the whole day and got every support I needed for my football career.”
Udebuluzor began playing football “as soon as he knew how to walk”, according to his former coach, James Nortey, who nurtures talent at training programme Trainext.
“This is exciting news for everyone,” Nortey said. “In Germany, future football stars come through a totally different system of support and sports education.”
Udebuluzor is following in the footsteps of his father Cornelius, who moved to Hong Kong from his native Nigeria and won representative honours in his adopted city.
In 2001, he helped Hong Kong to beat Paraguay in the Carlsberg Cup and appeared in a pre-World Cup tournament in 2002, playing against Scotland. The following season, he won a Hong Kong FA Cup winner’s medal with Sun Hei, as well as helping them to reach the League Cup final.
Nortey has high hopes of seeing more young players from Hong Kong take the path Udebuluzor has chosen and try to make the grade in Europe, with several of them having had discussions with clubs there.
“All they need is the right mentorship and guidance to be able to pursue a professional career,” Nortey said. “If young players in Hong Kong train hard and stay focused, there will be more players able to make it at the highest level.”
Kitchee’s director of football Alex Chu Chi-kwong, who also oversees the club’s youth operations, said that his club had a strong track record of developing young players.
“Many talented players get their start with Kitchee before they move to overseas clubs,” Chu said.
They include Jay Haddow, the 18-year-old Blackburn Rovers full back, who was born in Hong Kong and was initially with Kitchee’s academy before being spotted by the English Championship club.
Historically, the German league has featured more Asian players than any other top European competition.
香港球員下季踢德丙
Bundesliga beckons for Hong Kong teen Michael Udebuluzor after move to Germany
* The 18-year-old Hongkonger is pressing to make his debut with FC Ingolstadt in Germany’s third tier next season
* Former Kitchee prospect has come through the ranks in Germany, studying and training at famed football academy DFI
Hong Kong teenager Michael Udebuluzor has his sights set on the Bundesliga after signing for German side FC Ingolstadt.
The former Kitchee prospect has spent the past four years working his way through the ranks of German football, studying and training at the famed football academy DFI.
Before his 18th birthday on April 1, Udebuluzor was fielding offers from the likes of RB Salzburg, Leverkusen and 1860 Munich. But he has settled on Ingolstadt, in Germany’s second tier – although they will play in the third division next season after being relegated.
Udebuluzor, who has been playing as an attacking midfielder and forward in the club’s under-17 and under-19 teams, will be pressing his claim for a first-team debut sooner rather than later.
Born in Hong Kong, Udebuluzor has made sacrifices, leaving his home city behind to take the next step in his career.
“It was not easy,” the teenager said. “It was cold, I didn’t speak the language and my family was far away. But I could train the whole day and got every support I needed for my football career.”
Udebuluzor began playing football “as soon as he knew how to walk”, according to his former coach, James Nortey, who nurtures talent at training programme Trainext.
“This is exciting news for everyone,” Nortey said. “In Germany, future football stars come through a totally different system of support and sports education.”
Udebuluzor is following in the footsteps of his father Cornelius, who moved to Hong Kong from his native Nigeria and won representative honours in his adopted city.
In 2001, he helped Hong Kong to beat Paraguay in the Carlsberg Cup and appeared in a pre-World Cup tournament in 2002, playing against Scotland. The following season, he won a Hong Kong FA Cup winner’s medal with Sun Hei, as well as helping them to reach the League Cup final.
Nortey has high hopes of seeing more young players from Hong Kong take the path Udebuluzor has chosen and try to make the grade in Europe, with several of them having had discussions with clubs there.
“All they need is the right mentorship and guidance to be able to pursue a professional career,” Nortey said. “If young players in Hong Kong train hard and stay focused, there will be more players able to make it at the highest level.”
Kitchee’s director of football Alex Chu Chi-kwong, who also oversees the club’s youth operations, said that his club had a strong track record of developing young players.
“Many talented players get their start with Kitchee before they move to overseas clubs,” Chu said.
They include Jay Haddow, the 18-year-old Blackburn Rovers full back, who was born in Hong Kong and was initially with Kitchee’s academy before being spotted by the English Championship club.
Historically, the German league has featured more Asian players than any other top European competition.
香港球員下季踢德丙
都幾好睇，不過已經星散
買件印樂仔
支超6月3開波
Wfc