Japanese football player Suke Nakamura, who is currently working for the Chinese Hong Kong team, posted his Hong Kong passport on social media Facebook on the 13th and announced his accession to Chinese nationality, according to Japan's Journal Sports on the 14th. Chinese, Japanese, English and trilingual expressions of love for Hong Kong, China and naturalization of the joy of naturalization.
At last, I'm the Hong Kong people! "The middle-and-middle-village people have been very excited about this in the face of the book.
"I am proud to play for the Hong Kong team," he added. "I love Hong Kong so much!" "for the sake of the development of football in Hong Kong, I will fight with all my strength! Thank you so much for the fans who have always supported me, and I am very happy. "
He also announced that he will play in the friendly against Indonesia on October 16 as part of the Hong Kong football team.
Suke Nakamura, born in Chiba prefecture in 1987, began playing football at the age of 5. His father is the manager of the Japanese professional football Serie A league and the Red Diamond Club. Sukei Nakamura joined the Hong Kong football team in 2009 and has been working for Hong Kong since then. He moved to Hong Kong's Serie A goal club in 2018.
After he announced his accession to the Chinese nationality, netizens from China and Japan congratulated him one after another under the Facebook page, hoping that Suke Nakamura would continue his dream-chasing trip.
Netizen @ Zhang Peter: Welcome to Hong Kong, China! Come on, we're with you!
Netizens @ Moe Yoichizono: Congratulations ~ Dreamsuke super handsome! Cheer for you!
Another 60-year-old female netizen told Japanese media: "it's so handsome to be proud of your chosen nationality. Congratulations on your acquisition of Chinese nationality."