Japan s 45 million superstars scored Premier League MVP: High-difficulty volleyball + defeated Liverpool 10 goals in a single season

In the early morning of May 20, a focus match in the 37th round of the Premier League, Brighton played against Liverpool at home. In this game, Japanese star Misaki Kaoru shone again in the whole game. He scored a difficult volley and was elected as MVP after the game.

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Previously, Liverpool had been crowned the Premier League champion in advance, which made them relax in the game. At the end of the first half, Liverpool temporarily led 2-1. In the second half, the situation suddenly changed. In the 65th minute, Brighton made a key substitution, and Sansatsu, who had a net worth of 45 million euros, came on as a substitute.

And just 4 minutes after playing, Sansatsu saved the team. In the 69th minute, Brighton attacked on the left side of the opponent's penalty area. Velbeck forced a shot and the goalkeeper saved the ball. However, the ball fell right in front of Sanzao Xun in front of the goal. Because the ball is too close to the body, Sanjuan cannot shoot like usual.

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However, he quickly adjusted his body posture and scored a difficult volley, and Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson had no choice. Santa Kan helped Brighton equalize the score, 2-2. After that, Brighton, who had a strong morale, scored again in the 85th minute and finally won 3-2.

It is worth mentioning that Brighton's third goal also has the credit for Sansatsu, who instigated the team's offense. After the game, Sansatsu was named the best player in the game. In limited substitute time, he scored 1 goal, 2 shots, and 1 key pass.

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Today happens to be Sansatsu's 28th birthday. Today, the Japanese international has grown into a top star in the Premier League. This season, he has made 35 appearances in the Premier League, scored 10 goals and assisted 3 times. In January this year, Sansatsu rejected Saudi Arabia's huge contract because he felt that career was more important than money.