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Marius Hoibraten joining press conference
On the 3rd, Marius Hoibraten 's joining press conference was held, and Marius, Hisashi Tsuchida, Sports Director (SD), and Tsutomu Nishino, Technical Director (TD) attended and answered questions from the media.
[Hisashi Tsuchida SD]
“Hello everyone. My name is Tsuchida. Thank you very much for joining us today. Without further ado, I would like to introduce Huybraten, a left-handed defender who plays center back, has high physical ability, speed, is strong against people, and has the ability to cover a wide area. He has a high level of technique, a stable build-up, and is expected to contribute to the offensive side of the game with his starting feed.It will be his first time playing overseas.He quickly got used to Urawa Reds environment and Japanese culture. I would like you to make the most of your abilities.Although it may be simple, I would like to introduce Huybraten.”
[Marius Hoibraten]
"Hello, I'm Marius. I'm from FK Bode/Glimt. I'm really honored to be able to play for Urawa Reds. I really want to enjoy this opportunity and help the team with my skills. J1. I am grateful for the wonderful opportunity to compete on the league stage.The environment is different, but I will do my best."
[Question-and-answer session]
(How did you come to the offer from the Reds and decide to go to Japan?)
“The process went very quickly. After Urawa Reds Diamonds showed interest in me, I spoke with my agent, and this was a very important challenge. The process of
(When he decided to join the Reds, he said, "My dream will come true." Was it your dream to transfer overseas? Or was it your dream to play in Japan? )
“Many European players are playing in Europe as they are, but when I received this opportunity and this offer, I thought that I would be able to experience something different. I had the goal of playing for my country, but Japan has a great culture and is known all over the world, so it wasn't too difficult to decide to play for a big club like Urawa Reds."
(I think you played with Kasper Aalund Junker at FK Bode/Glimt, did you hear anything about Japan or the Reds from him?)
“Kasper gave me a lot of information about life, Japanese culture and the Reds club. Kasper gave me a very reassuring story."
(What kind of talks have you had with coach Maciej Skorza and what is your current condition?)
“I have already talked about various things with the coaching staff and the manager. Everything was clear about what kind of role I would play and the plan. I think it will take a little time to get there, but I was able to move my body well over there, so I would like to improve my fitness.
(How do you feel about the level of Urawa Reds?)
“I get the impression that he has a high level of intensity and skill.
(Looking at Marius' career, I get the impression that he's been playing less and less injuries. What do you think is the reason for that?)
“I have played many different sports since I was young: swimming, handball, ice hockey and of course soccer. No, but I always take good care of my body. I eat well and sleep well.
(Is there a reason why you continued to play in the Norwegian league while performing well in the Norwegian league so far?)
“I always wanted to play abroad. Maybe this timing was a coincidence, or maybe I played in a different country earlier, but when I joined the Reds The second reason is the simplest and most obvious reason is that we matched."
(I think you also participated in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers, but do you have experience on the international stage that you can use to help the Reds win?)
“I have played against a variety of teams other than the tough Norwegian team.
(I have a question for SD Tsuchida. What was the purpose of acquiring Marius?)
“This season we have Maciej (Skorja) as our new manager, and we have decided that he has all the elements that Urawa Reds want to express in a center back, and that is why we decided to acquire him this time. Plus, being left-handed was also an order from Coach Maciej at that, we scrutinized from our list and arrived at him.”
(I have a question for Marius. Your jersey number is now number 5. What does it mean to Marius?)
“I heard that it was a number worn by a legend in the past.
(Is there anything specific that you were surprised or excited about hearing from Kasper?)
“First of all, before I came to Japan, I researched Japanese culture and other things in books. What Kasper told me was that the club was well prepared and well organized. In Norway, when we moved teams, we basically had to do everything ourselves, but when we came here, Kasper Regarding the preparations and organization that you mentioned, I feel it and am somewhat surprised.”
(I think the forwards you face in Norway have speed and power, but how do you feel about the strengths you have gained from fighting in Norway for many years?)
“My biggest strengths are reading and playing the flow of the game, as well as covering and interpersonal skills.
(Maybe you also heard about Reds fans and supporters from Kasper?)
"I can feel your passion. I've already been asked to sign autographs when I'm walking outside the hotel. I really feel that for the fans and supporters, the Reds are life itself. Your passion is amazing. I am thinking"
(What kind of play do you want to show those people?)
"In front of all those fans and supporters, I always do my best."
(What do you want your fans and supporters to call you?)
"Basically, people call me Marius, but I'm looking forward to asking everyone about it and giving them a cool Japanese nickname."
(Do you have a message for your fans and supporters?)
Marius Hoibraten
"Hello everyone. I'm Marius. Thank you for all your support. I can't wait to play in front of you all.
[Urawa Reds Official Media (URD:OM)]
[Hisashi Tsuchida SD]
“Hello everyone. My name is Tsuchida. Thank you very much for joining us today. Without further ado, I would like to introduce Huybraten, a left-handed defender who plays center back, has high physical ability, speed, is strong against people, and has the ability to cover a wide area. He has a high level of technique, a stable build-up, and is expected to contribute to the offensive side of the game with his starting feed.It will be his first time playing overseas.He quickly got used to Urawa Reds environment and Japanese culture. I would like you to make the most of your abilities.Although it may be simple, I would like to introduce Huybraten.”
[Marius Hoibraten]
"Hello, I'm Marius. I'm from FK Bode/Glimt. I'm really honored to be able to play for Urawa Reds. I really want to enjoy this opportunity and help the team with my skills. J1. I am grateful for the wonderful opportunity to compete on the league stage.The environment is different, but I will do my best."
[Question-and-answer session]
(How did you come to the offer from the Reds and decide to go to Japan?)
“The process went very quickly. After Urawa Reds Diamonds showed interest in me, I spoke with my agent, and this was a very important challenge. The process of
(When he decided to join the Reds, he said, "My dream will come true." Was it your dream to transfer overseas? Or was it your dream to play in Japan? )
“Many European players are playing in Europe as they are, but when I received this opportunity and this offer, I thought that I would be able to experience something different. I had the goal of playing for my country, but Japan has a great culture and is known all over the world, so it wasn't too difficult to decide to play for a big club like Urawa Reds."
(I think you played with Kasper Aalund Junker at FK Bode/Glimt, did you hear anything about Japan or the Reds from him?)
“Kasper gave me a lot of information about life, Japanese culture and the Reds club. Kasper gave me a very reassuring story."
(What kind of talks have you had with coach Maciej Skorza and what is your current condition?)
“I have already talked about various things with the coaching staff and the manager. Everything was clear about what kind of role I would play and the plan. I think it will take a little time to get there, but I was able to move my body well over there, so I would like to improve my fitness.
(How do you feel about the level of Urawa Reds?)
“I get the impression that he has a high level of intensity and skill.
(Looking at Marius' career, I get the impression that he's been playing less and less injuries. What do you think is the reason for that?)
“I have played many different sports since I was young: swimming, handball, ice hockey and of course soccer. No, but I always take good care of my body. I eat well and sleep well.
(Is there a reason why you continued to play in the Norwegian league while performing well in the Norwegian league so far?)
“I always wanted to play abroad. Maybe this timing was a coincidence, or maybe I played in a different country earlier, but when I joined the Reds The second reason is the simplest and most obvious reason is that we matched."
(I think you also participated in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers, but do you have experience on the international stage that you can use to help the Reds win?)
“I have played against a variety of teams other than the tough Norwegian team.
(I have a question for SD Tsuchida. What was the purpose of acquiring Marius?)
“This season we have Maciej (Skorja) as our new manager, and we have decided that he has all the elements that Urawa Reds want to express in a center back, and that is why we decided to acquire him this time. Plus, being left-handed was also an order from Coach Maciej at that, we scrutinized from our list and arrived at him.”
(I have a question for Marius. Your jersey number is now number 5. What does it mean to Marius?)
“I heard that it was a number worn by a legend in the past.
(Is there anything specific that you were surprised or excited about hearing from Kasper?)
“First of all, before I came to Japan, I researched Japanese culture and other things in books. What Kasper told me was that the club was well prepared and well organized. In Norway, when we moved teams, we basically had to do everything ourselves, but when we came here, Kasper Regarding the preparations and organization that you mentioned, I feel it and am somewhat surprised.”
(I think the forwards you face in Norway have speed and power, but how do you feel about the strengths you have gained from fighting in Norway for many years?)
“My biggest strengths are reading and playing the flow of the game, as well as covering and interpersonal skills.
(Maybe you also heard about Reds fans and supporters from Kasper?)
"I can feel your passion. I've already been asked to sign autographs when I'm walking outside the hotel. I really feel that for the fans and supporters, the Reds are life itself. Your passion is amazing. I am thinking"
(What kind of play do you want to show those people?)
"In front of all those fans and supporters, I always do my best."
(What do you want your fans and supporters to call you?)
"Basically, people call me Marius, but I'm looking forward to asking everyone about it and giving them a cool Japanese nickname."
(Do you have a message for your fans and supporters?)
Marius Hoibraten
"Hello everyone. I'm Marius. Thank you for all your support. I can't wait to play in front of you all.
[Urawa Reds Official Media (URD:OM)]
