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Ipswich circles Daizen Maeda in transfer talks
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— Jul 20, 2026
Ipswich Town have identified Daizen Maeda as a top target to bolster their attack for life back in the Premier League, with discussions ongoing over a quick transfer while Maeda has one year left on his Celtic contract and has repeatedly expressed a desire to play in the Premier League. Celtic and manager Martin O'Neill appear hesitant to cash in immediately, preferring Maeda to see out his contract if possible, though Ipswich are keen to push through a deal this summer.
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Ipswich Town sign Maeda from Celtic £10m
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— Jul 24, 2026
Ipswich Town have signed Japan forward Daizen Maeda from Celtic on a three-year deal for about £10 million, making him the club’s seventh signing of the summer window. The 28-year-old, who scored 79 goals in 212 Celtic appearances and helped win multiple trophies, arrives after a late-season scoring burst and World Cup participation with Japan.
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Morita Plans Hull City Move Amid Transfers
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— Jul 22, 2026
Hull City are poised to sign 31-year-old Japanese international Hidemasa Morita on a free transfer after a long pursuit dating back to 2022, with BBC Humberside confirming the deal in the final stages amid competition from Ipswich Town. The move comes as Hull continue a busy transfer window, building a squad with additions including Issa Diop, Daizen Maeda, Abdul Fatawu, and Kayne van Oevelen to bolster their Premier League campaign.
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Record Ten Japanese Players Registered in Premier League
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— Aug 26, 2026
A record ten Japanese players have been registered by Premier League clubs this season, with high-profile arrivals such as Zion Suzuki to Aston Villa, Takehiro Tomiyasu to Crystal Palace, Hidemasa Morita to Hull City and Daizen Maeda to Ipswich Town, joining an established core including Kaoru Mitoma, Wataru Endo and Daichi Kamada. Agents like Joel Pannick say the move signals increased confidence, with Japanese players seen as disciplined and low-risk, and experts anticipate more signings before the window closes and a growing presence ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
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