Ipswich sign Japan forward Maeda from Celtic
Ipswich Town sign Japan forward Daizen Maeda from Celtic on a contract until summer 2029.
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"I have always dreamed of playing in the Premier League and I am very happy I can realise that dream with this club."
— Daizen Maeda , Athlete
"The last four and a half years at Celtic have been the most special chapter of my career and my life."
— Daizen Maeda , Athlete
"He works extremely hard and has impressive physical attributes, while also proving over a number of years playing in Scotland that he has the ability to score goals and create for his team."
— Gary O'Neil , Athlete
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Ipswich Town sign Japan forward Daizen Maeda from Celtic on a contract until summer 2029.
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