鎌田大地

“Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner praised Daichi Kamada and Adam Wharton as the central midfield pairing that was instrumental in their Conference League final win over Rayo Vallecano. Glasner stated they both played "very, very well" and highlighted their tactical ability to find and utilize space against the opponent's midfield press.”

“Daichi Kamada was described as a "European champion" and "silently effective in his role as the engine room and pivot of the side." His key contributions included providing passes, tackles, and vision, which allowed teammate Adam Wharton to operate with freedom. He had a shot in the 43rd minute that went over, which he was "slightly disappointed" about. The article also notes his status as an "out-of-contract Japan international" and quotes him saying "nothing has been decided about his future yet" to the News Shopper.”

“Daichi Kamada, Crystal Palace's Japanese midfielder, was praised for his performance in the UEFA Conference League final, lifting the trophy. Playing as a central midfielder alongside Adam Wharton, he was noted for pulling wide on the left to exploit space and was instrumental in build-up play, including receiving the ball for a key forward surge. Coach Oliver Glasner highlighted their "very, very well" performance in adapting to the opponent's press, with their partnership demonstrating awareness, transition, 13 forward passes, and 12 interchanges with Wharton.”

“Fans have been singing that Daichi Kamada is running the show, and the article affirms he has done just that. He assisted four goals on the path to cup glory. Kamada also secured his second European Cup of his career under manager Oliver Glasner, becoming the first Japanese player to achieve this feat.”