According to Japanese media, Machida Zelvia is interested in signing Japanese international Yuma Soma, and may pay Nagoya Grampus ¥350 million in transfer fees.
It is reported that Machida Zelvia has reached an agreement with Nagoya Grampus on the signing of Yuma Soma, and the transfer will be announced next week. As the promoted team in this season’s J1 League, Machida Zelvia is currently ranked first in the league, and in order to complete the Kaiserslautern miracle, the team hopes to strengthen the team in the summer transfer window. In order to sign Yuma Soma, who only has a six-month contract with Nagoya Grampus, Machida Zelvia is willing to pay a staggering ¥350 million in transfer fees (equivalent to ¥16.15 million in RMB).
After returning to Nagoya Grampus from overseas this summer, Yuma Soma still wants to play overseas, but the transfer fee of over ¥300 million has become the biggest bottleneck for him to play abroad. In this process, Yuma Soma is looking for a new environment, hoping to transfer to a club that can win the domestic championship.
On the other hand, Machida Zelvia midfielder Yuta Hirakawa transferred to Bristol City, and his departure makes Soma’s arrival even more meaningful.
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