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Japan-side context layer
Local signals translated into practical recruitment language for European clubs.
Japan Talent Desk
Japanese market recruitment intelligence for European clubs
Japan-side context for clearer recruitment decisions: role fit, deal realism, availability questions, and what still needs to be verified before more time is spent.
[email protected]Offer
A narrow service built to make the next recruitment step clearer.
Japan Talent Desk helps European clubs read the Japanese market with more discipline: which profile is worth a closer look, where the risk sits, and what should be verified before the process goes further.
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Recruitment risk filter
Availability, contract posture, recent rhythm, and market realism framed before over-commitment.
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Practical next-step desk
A narrower first screen around one role need, not a generic player list.
In scope
- Role-specific first screens
- Deal realism and availability questions
- Japan-side context and local-source translation
- Player-side and market timing signals
Not the offer
- Generic longlists
- Final recruitment recommendations
- Fee or salary speculation without support
- Broad scouting-database positioning
Sample Notes
Three role-specific sample note formats, used when a club conversation is live.
These notes are built to frame one role question with discipline. They are proof of method, not public player lists.
Sample Note 01
Japan U25 Central Midfielder
Built for clubs discussing control, rhythm, and midfield translation rather than headline name value.
Sample Note 02
Japan U25 Wide Attacker / Attacking Midfielder
Built for clubs testing a creative wide or half-space role without turning the note into a broad attacker list.
Sample Note 03
Japan U25 Side Centre-Back / Left Centre-Back
Built for clubs that need a clearer read on side-centre-back translation, footedness, and build-up role.
Founder
Sei Sogo
Based in Tokyo and close to the week-to-week context that shapes how Japanese players are read inside the market.
Former football player with long competitive experience in Japan, now focused on helping clubs keep early recruitment conversations narrow, practical, and properly verified.
The desk is built for clubs that need a calmer first read, not a louder opinion, on whether a role-specific conversation should move forward.
Tokyo, Japan
Selected Archive
A short archive preview for readers who want to understand the note format.
It is there to clarify how the note reads. Registration comes first. Full archive access can follow later.
Contact
For live recruitment conversations around one current role need.
If a Japan-side screen would be useful around a live role question, get in touch directly.
[email protected]Tokyo, Japan