Official: Mönchengladbach Signs 22-Year-Old Japanese Midfielder Zento Uno for Reportedly €500,000

autty

ထုတ်ပြန်: 2026-06-18 16:40:35

Official news, June 18: Borussia Mönchengladbach has signed 22-year-old Japanese midfielder Zento Uno for a reported transfer fee of €500,000.

Official news: Borussia Mönchengladbach has signed Japanese midfielder Zento Uno from J1 League club Shimizu S-Pulse. The 22-year-old player will join Borussia Mönchengladbach for the upcoming season and has signed a contract until June 30, 2030.

Joining Statement

Zento Uno stated: "I have always wanted to play in the Bundesliga. Borussia Mönchengladbach is a big club and is well-known in Japan for having many Japanese players. When I received the offer, I accepted it without hesitation. I am very happy about this transfer and look forward to the new challenge."

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EagleShark 31 👍

6-18 18:18

It seems last month’s injury isn’t a major issue anymore. I hope Uno can join Itakura and Machino in representing Japan while playing for Meiji University—though, of course, the latter two were already national team players before joining Meiji.

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BEN1331

6-18 18:28

The team’s strength is lacking, but financial constraints are also an issue—not a single player can leave; a few show some potential and clubs are interested in signing them for evaluation, but the asking prices are too high.

RYAN1536

6-18 18:25

Money is also a harshly realistic issue—for instance, would WYD sell to Zhejiang for 500,000 RMB? In fact, it’s highly unlikely they’d accept even that amount.

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theSilverHawk

6-18 18:19

The next Bundesliga season will be worth watching.

LazyGhost1892

6-18 18:18

Another Bundesliga player

xX_Bear_Xx

6-18 18:18

Who is Borussia Mönchengladbach’s sporting director? Quite impressive—already secured five signings before the transfer window even opened.

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MAX.w.

6-18 18:18

Others have already fostered a healthy competitive environment—players are eager to take on challenges whenever opportunities arise, and fans actively encourage them to do so. In our case, however, fan culture dominates; players heading abroad receive less favorable media coverage than those playing in the Chinese Super League, and those in the CSL receive less favorable coverage than those playing in the Scottish Premiership.

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max_wolf1540

6-18 18:18

Japanese players moving to Europe rarely face resistance from their home clubs, which seldom demand transfer fees of several million euros. This creates a virtuous cycle: when such players transfer again later, their former Japanese clubs still receive substantial training compensation.

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