Former Brisbane Roar and Japan striker Masato Kudo has died aged 32.
Key factors:
- Masato Kudo performed 14 matches for the Brisbane Roar and scored one purpose
- The Japanese participant additionally appeared 4 instances for the nationwide crew
- The 32-year-old died after present process mind surgical procedure in Japan this week
Kudo was in intensive care after mind surgical procedure in Japan this week however died on Friday.
The striker made 14 appearances for the Roar within the 2020-21 A-League Males season, scoring one purpose.
“I, like everybody else at Brisbane Roar, I’m deeply saddened by the information in a single day that our former teammate, participant and pal Masato Kudo has handed away,” Roar coach Warren Moon mentioned in an announcement.
“He had such an exquisite persona and all the time turned as much as coaching each morning with a beaming smile on his face.
“He will probably be tremendously missed, and our hearts exit to his spouse and younger daughter at this unhappy time.”
The Roar confirmed they’d be sporting black armbands to honour Kudo in Saturday’s sport towards Western Sydney Wanderers.
Kudo made 4 senior appearances for Japan, scoring two targets.
Alongside together with his ALM stint, Kudo spent 2016 within the MLS with Vancouver Whitecaps however in any other case spent the vast majority of his profession in Japan.
Kudo began at Kashiwa Reysol and in addition had stints at Sanfrecce Hiroshima and Renofa Yamaguchi, whereas he most lately performed for third-tier outfit Tegevajaro Miyazaki.
AAP
