Japanese international seals ‘dream’ move to Premier League with Town
Picture: Andrew Henderson"/>Daizen Maeda, left, has completed his move to Ipswich Town. Picture: Andrew HendersonMaeda, who is believed to have cost Ipswich an initial outlay of £8m, said: “I am very proud to sign for Ipswich Town. I have always dreamed of playing in the Premier League, and I am very happy I can realise that dream with this club.“I have loved all of the conversations with the club, and they have made me feel very welcome.“My aim will always be to battle hard, score goals, and provide assists for my team.
- ▪Picture: Andrew Henderson"/>Daizen Maeda, left, has completed his move to Ipswich Town.
- ▪Picture: Andrew HendersonMaeda, who is believed to have cost Ipswich an initial outlay of £8m, said: “I am very proud to sign for Ipswich Town.
- ▪I have always dreamed of playing in the Premier League, and I am very happy I can realise that dream with this club.“I have loved all of the conversations with the club, and they have made me feel very welcome.“My aim will always be to batt
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