What awaits Iniesta in Japan
The still FC Barcelona footballer, Andrés Iniesta, does not retire from the Spanish League to enjoy the tranquility of his home, but he will fulfill a contract during the next three sports seasons in the Vissel Kobe of Japan of the J. League Division 1 and according to the recent information, you will have a succulent salary.
Hiroshi Mikitani, general manager of Rakuten, main sponsor of FC Barcelona and Vissel Kobe, is the person in charge personally of the transfer process of Iniesta to the Japanese club. According to what was reported by the Cadena SER, after the announcement of Iniesta to end its participation with the Catalan team, it seemed to be a fact that it would play in Chongquing Dangdai Lifan of China; But on Monday, the club said it will not sign the midfielder who gave the world cup to Spain in 2010. According to the chain, the player will charge a sum of 25 million euros per season, equal to the amount offered by the Chinese club. I wanted to hire him. The wine production of the wineries that are properties of Iniesta, also form part of the contract with the Japanese club.
For its part, FC Barcelona has contributed at all times to close the transfer of the player and as part of this whole project has revealed the creation of a headquarters of La Masía in Japan, which will serve as academy and quarry for the Catalan club, in which will work together with Iniesta, who will be in charge of the project, club technicians. The goal of La Masía is to form sports and intellectually children who yearn to be high-performance footballers, from an early age of six years. Stars culés cmo Messi, Carles Puyol, Josep Guardiola and Iniesta himself, have left this institution achieving an adequate training to become faithful representatives of the club, both on the court and in the media.
This way, the days of Andrés Iniesta culminate in the Futbol Club Barcelona, where he gave all the best of his talent and his sporting heart. A talent that we saw once again in the last match with Real Madrid, where Sergio Ramos, captain of the merengue team, was proud to have done with the last shirt of Iniesta that participated in a classic.
