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Shinji Kagawa Uniform Collection
香川真司の着るユニフォームと背番号の変遷を追ってみました。
その前に、ドルでの活躍 His awesome plays at Dortmund
Uniforms worn by Shinji
together with his brief history
Shinji joined Cerezo Osaka in 2006 when he was still in high school.
He chose 26! Ovbiously his preference.
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Cerezo Osaka changed its uniform. This one's pretty nice. Still 26.
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Kagawa with 26 is very cool.
He scored 16 goals in 35 matches in 2008. ©Yahoo
In 2009, Shinji switched the number to 8 once worn by
former Japanese International "Morishima".
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Shinji became the TOP SCORER in J2, having 27 goals in 44 league
matches in 2009, boosted Cerezo Osaka to J1.
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Shinji, in 2010, scored 7 goals in 11 J1 league matches in mere
2.5 months, before moving to Dortmund.
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Shinji was first elected as the Japanese International in 2008 when he
was 19 years old. Number 26.
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In fact, I still have this uniform with 26.
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Then he moved to Dortmund in 2010.
Dortmund won the championship in Bundesliga 2 years in a row
after he joined. Shinji scored 21 goals in the league, 2 in EL and
1 in CL in those 2 years.
©Mainichi
Shinji is really cool in yellow.
©AP Shinji Kagawa was given Japanese No.10, succeeding from
Shunsuke Nakamura (former Celtics, now in Yokohama FM) in 2011.
Also, Japan changed its uniform a little bit.
I have this one, too, with number 10.
©Livedoor Sports
This is the 2011 model.
©Yahoo
This one is the away uniform, then.
©JFA
Shinji joined Manchester United in 2012.
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Go for it, Shinji.
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Manchester United comfortably won the Premier Championship
in the 20012/13 season.
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Shinji in business suits is very nice.
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This is what ? For Ad of AUDI.
©Audi
This one with gold numbers was only for use at the Confederations
Cup held in Brazil in June 2013.
Japan had games against Brazil, Italy, and Mexico and, unfortunately,
lost all of them.
©JFA
This is 2013 model, made for 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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