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Interviews Mitoma back and ready for Japan tour Our winger will travel to his profesyonel lighome country later this month for Albion's pre-season trip. By Bruce Talbot • 09 July 2024 / 22hrs Ago Share this story… Share this page Expand Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Whatsapp Share on Facebook Messenger Share via copy URL Copied By James Boardman Kaoru Mitoma returned to training with the rest of the Albion squad on Monday. Story continues below… Related Seike: I'd love to make the same impression as Mitoma Media / 07 Jul 24 Albion sign Cozier-Duberry Media / 07 Jul 24 Jackson signs new deal and joins Livingston on loan Media / 08 Jul 24 Related Topics news Japan Tour Book Now Upcoming fixtures Premier League American Express Stadium, Falmer Albion 24 Aug 12:30 PM Man Utd Match Centre Premier League American Express Stadium, Falmer Albion 14 Sep 15:00 PM Ipswich Match Centre Premier League American Express Stadium, Falmer Albion 22 Sep 14:00 PM Nott'm Forest Match Centre Kaoru Mitoma is fit and ready to return to Japan for our pre-season tour.The 27-year-old missed the final three months of last season with a back problem but rejoined the rest of the squad at the weekend to start preparations for the new campaign under head coach Fabian Hurzeler.“It was quite frustrating to finish the season with two or three months of not playing,” said Mitoma. “There were a few other injured players as well, so none of us could help the team. I think it's good for the team and good for me to be back in better shape than I was before the injury.“It’s important for me to prepare well so I can play to my strengths.”Albion’s trip to Japan includes friendlies against Kashima Antlers and Tokyo Verdy, and Mitoma is looking forward to playing against two of the top J.League teams..@Kaoru_Mitoma back in action! 😍🎯If you listen closely, Steeley is just as happy as the rest of us! 🫶 @OfficialBHAJPN 🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/B6KjwP2OQw— Brighton & Hove Albion (@OfficialBHAFC) July 8, 2024He added, “It’s very rare for any team to play pre-season games in Japan. It’ll probably be the first time for many European players to travel to Japan too. I hope they have fun, and we’ll be playing against great J-League teams.“I played for Kawasaki (Frontale) for a year and a half, and from there I signed a contract with Brighton. So without the J.League I wouldn't be here, and the J.League tells the story of the history of football in Japan. I was developed by this league and it is the symbol of Japanese football.“The two teams [we play against] have different characteristics so both matches will be different, but they both play at a high level. We know that even if we play a good level of football we won't be able to beat them easily.“I’m looking forward to playing in front of so many supporters at the National Stadium.” Share this story… Share this page Expand Twitter Share on Twitter Facebook Share on Facebook Whatsapp Share on Whatsapp FB Messenger Share on Facebook Messenger Copy Link Share via copy URL Copied Related Topics news Japan Tour Latest News Interviews / 2hrs Ago Stern: I want England to win and Verbruggen to play well Our goalkeeping coach on Bart's improvement and tonight's Euros semi-final. News / 18hrs Ago Euro 2024 final screening at the Amex Join us and experience the excitement at the American Express Stadium! Women's / 18hrs Ago Marit Auee signs for Albion Defender joins the club from FC Twente. More News