2. Ayase Ueda 🇯🇵 (Feyenoord)
At 27, Ayase Ueda is entering his prime and quietly established himself as Feyenoord’s leading striker last season, recording 26 goals and 2 assists in 40 appearances across all competitions.
Ueda isn’t the flashiest striker, but that’s exactly what makes him interesting. His intelligent movement, relentless pressing and clinical finishing have made him one of the Eredivisie’s most consistent forwards, yet he remains largely overlooked outside the Netherlands.
The Ji-sung Park comparison isn’t about playing style—it’s about value. Like Park, Ueda comes from a market Premier League clubs often underestimate, brings an elite mentality and consistently puts the team first.
Manchester United have often looked for the next superstar. Sometimes, the smarter signing is the player who guarantees intensity, professionalism and goals without the spotlight. Ueda fits that mould perfectly. 🧵
Blue Box by Miura Kouji will be reaching its 'climax' next week in Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #33.
Series will be receiving an 'extra-large color page' and 'special merchandise for applicant'.
@Ameri_DS 4-5 chapters to have complete vol 28 so blue box possibly ending next month unless miura sensei gives us an another volume worth of chapters.